Am I dyspraxic? Join Exceptional Individuals' dyspraxia webinar. See if your verbal difficulties could be signs and symptoms of this prevalent but regularly mistaken learning difference.
Adults with undiagnosed dyspraxia often don't understand that their educational and work challenges derive from a learning difference beyond their control.
Oromotor dyspraxia is a form of dyspraxia. It is also called verbal apraxia or apraxia of speech. It can make it difficult to coordinate muscle movements needed to pronounce words. People with oromotor dyspraxia may have speech that is slurred and difficult to understand because they are unable to enunciate.
Dyspraxia can be diagnosed at any age by a trained doctor or specialist. These experts use a variety of inspection tools.
Do you think you have dyspraxia? Take your learnings from this dyspraxia characteristics webinar as a starting point of a conversation with your doctor.
This group webinar intends to learn if you show traits similar to those of verbal dyspraxia. This webinar is not meant to diagnose. Only a qualified professional can make a diagnosis.