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Dyspraxia in Focus - Every Story Matters

Tuesday 13th October, 2026 6:30pm - 7:30pm

Understanding Dyspraxia/DCD - Building Awareness, Compassion and Support for All Ages

Facilitated by Charlotte Murphy

As part of Dyspraxia Awareness Week 2026 (12th-18th October), Dyspraxia/DCD Ireland is delighted to invite you to a free evening webinar offering insights, strategies and shared experiences across all ages.

Who is this suitable for?

This event is designed for adults living with Dyspraxia/DCD, parents/carers and professionals offering support to individuals living with Dyspraxia. The webinar will offer insights, strategies and shared experiences across all ages.

This session aims to deepen understanding of Dyspraxia/DCD, highlight the importance of compassion and support, and provide practical tools to help individuals and families thrive.

Webinar Details:

  • Date: Tuesday 13th October 2026
  • Time: 6:30pm - 7:30pm (Ireland local time)
  • Location: Online via Teams (see details below)
  • Cost: Free of charge (Registration must be completed below)

What we will cover:

  • An overview of Dyspraxia/DCD across the lifespan - how it presents in both children and adults
  • Practical strategies for learning, daily living, and emotional wellbeing
  • Accessing supports, entitlements, and resources available in education, work, and community life
  • The importance of self-care and building compassion, both for yourself and others
  • Open discussion and Q&A to share experiences and ask questions

Please note:

  • Online Teams links will be sent after registration closer to the event.
  • If you wish to register multiple attendees, please use a different email address for each registration

We look forward to welcoming you and shining a spotlight on Dyspraxia/DCD during this important Awareness Week.

Registration

Cost: FREE

Maximum registrations per person: 1

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