Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) - formerly known as Dyspraxia - is usually diagnosed in childhood. However, in some cases adults may present with concerns about co-ordination difficulties.
Please see the following advice from the NHS:
There is no NHS commissioned service for diagnosis or treatment of Dyspraxia (DCD) in adults in BNSSG.
There are private providers who can undertake assessments but we are unable to list them individually on this site.
Support Groups:
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