Dyspraxia is a condition that affects a person’s movement and coordination. There are four main types of dyspraxia that are most common. These are:

• Verbal – difficulty pronouncing words and navigating language
• Constructional – difficulty with spacial awareness
• Ideational – difficulty with performing coordinated movements in a sequence
• Ideomotor – difficulty with single-step tasks

At work, dyspraxia may present in a number of different ways, including:

• Poor handwriting
• Difficulty with office equipment, especially any that requires the use of both hands
• Poor sense of time
• Difficulty with planning and organisation
• Often bumping into objects or finding it hard to navigate around an office