Developmental Coordination Disorder

Developmental Co-ordination Disorder (DCD) is a term used to describe children who have difficulty with movement and specific aspects of learning, and includes dyspraxia, Asperger Syndrome and associated conditions. This booklet seeks to answer commonly-asked questions about DCD and presents information to aid parents, carers and professionals in selecting the best options for their child; sometimes correcting the little things can lead to big results. The author describes the features of DCD and provides practical solutions ranging from maintaining posture and personal care through to the more complex tasks of learning. Practical exercises to help improve the DCD child's motor and sensory skills are included, along with a list of useful addresses and resources.

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Morven F. Ball worked in the paediatric field as an occupational therapist for over ten years and had a particular interest in the field of Developmental Coordination Disorder. Now a full-time mother to her three children, she continues to support and educate those with DCD through the Highland Developmental Coordination Disorder Group, a charitable organisation providing information, support and group activities for its members and their families.

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1. Introduction. 2. Developmental Coordination Disorder explained. 3. Posture. 4. Writing. 5. Scissor skills. 6. Reading. 7. Feeding. 8. Personal care. 9. Dressing. 10. Attention. 11. Organisation. 12. Learning new or difficult tasks. 13. When behaviour is a problem. 14. Activity suggestions for developing motor skills. 15. Final note. 16. Helpful addresses. 17. Bibliography. 18. Acknowledgements. Index

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