Before seeking a dyspraxia diagnosis, it’s important to visit your local doctor so they can rule out any medical conditions that may be mimicking dyspraxic symptoms. From there, your medical practitioner can refer you to a specialist, such as Master Dyslexia, for treatment and dyspraxia solutions. As with most conditions, it’s better if you can diagnose and treat dyspraxia early so children have the best support systems in place throughout their education and life. However, if you don’t get your dyspraxia diagnosis until adulthood, the Davis tools taught through Master Dyslexia can help you manage your dyspraxia.