Recommended Reading

These are books that we have found to be useful.
Your local bookshop should be able to obtain any of them through their usual suppliers.

Guide to Dyspraxia and Developmental Coordination Disorders
by Amanda Kirby and Sharon Drew
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Praxis Makes Perfect II - an essential guide for parents and teachers, edited by Penny Hunt.
Living with Dyspraxia - handy tips (Dyspraxia Foundation).
A handy booklet full of tips for daily living.
Music Solutions No. 1 - Dyspraxia and learning to play an instrument by Jan Poustie.
Explains how dyspraxia affects learning to play an instrument and offers solutions.
Handwriting Helpline, by Jean Alston and Jane Taylor.
A guide for parents, teachers and children with handwriting difficulties.
Take Time Movement - exercises for parents, teachers and therapists of children with difficulties in speaking, reading, writing and spelling by Mary Nash-Wortham and Jean Hunt.
Dyspraxia - the Hidden Handicap by Dr. Amanda Kirby.
Dyspraxia - a Handbook for Therapists by Michele Lee and Jenny French.
A useful reference for all therapists and teachers working with children with dyspraxia.
Developmental Dyspraxia by Madeleine Portwood.
A comprehensive manual for parents and professionals.
Dyspraxia, a Guide for Teachers and Parents by Kate Ripley, Bob Daines and Jenny Barrett.
Dyscover Yourself by Gil Dixon.
A booklet aimed at 6-10 year olds with dyspraxia.

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