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What are treatment options for dyspraxia?
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Good exercise: Dyspraxia is a lack of smoothness in motor function. There are many causes, but most are developmental. The best treatment is to use the muscles carefully and in a gradually increasing manner to improve performance. A good therapist can help. Gentle exercise and fun games are a smart start.
Answered 8/31/2012
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Dyspraxia: Occupational therapy, Speech & Language therapy, Perceptual motor training, Equine therapy, Play therapy.
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