Helping children reach their full potential. 

DCD is a medical condition in which there is marked impairment in the development of motor coordination, and the impairment significantly interferes with academic achievement or activities of daily living.

Often suspected at pre-school age, assessment and treatment for this condition have been proven to be most effective when undertaken as early as possible.

Children who struggle with self-regulation skills find it hard to adjust their behaviour to things that happen to them and around them in a socially expected manner. Their reactions may be impeded by challenges with sensory processing e.g., sensory hypersensitivities, emotional regulation difficulties such as low frustration tolerance and mental rigidity and lagging executive functioning skills e.g., poor response inhibition and self-monitoring skills.