Developmental Verbal Dyspraxia
• Generalised developmental dyspraxia affecting fine and /or gross motor co-ordination Literacy difficulties affecting reading, spelling and writing • Slow progress in therapy • Literacy difficulties under co-occurring characteristics Developmental verbal dyspraxia has been described as an unfolding and changing condition.
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