Dyspraxia - Tips for Adults - Eating and meal times

Dyspraxia - Tips for adults - Eating and meal times
Another in the series - this time Kerry and Phoebe talk about why eating can be a challenge for people with dyspraxia.
Part 1 of 3
In this vlog
Me (Kerry) and my daughter Phoebe (16) - both have dyspraxia/DCD talk about why we are messy eaters.
We explain why eating can be challenging for people with dyspraxia and tips we find useful.
ALSO SEE OTHER VLOGS in this series on eating:
Part 2. How cutlery can help
Part 3.Implements and gadgets we find useful
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Kerry Pace is a specialist teacher supporting people to achieve their personal, academic and work goals.
I founded Diverse Learners to increase the availability of support for students and increase the access to support. Support is offered 9 am - 10 pm and at weekends via Skype.
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[@tudormiller8898]

Great video, great channel. I have Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, ADD and an Auditory Processing disorder.

[@acetraker1988]

I have issues with food for other reasons (overweight) Due to Poor Gross Motor/Fine motor control that as a child lead me to have a negative experience in sports and exercise due to bulling from teachers and children. Impulsive. Tendency to be easily frustrated, wanting immediate gratification The last bit is the main thing, due to social and emotional symptoms I replaced people with food and computer games because I learned being with other people is a living hell. I'm too damaged now

[@acetraker1988]

I'm 25, never worked, never had a friend, Male (that is important) and nothing in the universe will help me, I have passed a line.