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Starting university can be exciting. Yet, for students with dyspraxia, it often comes with extra hurdles. Dyspraxia affects movement and coordination, making everyday tasks more difficult. But with the right support and mindset, students can thrive. Understanding your condition and knowing how to adapt is key to turning challenges into opportunities for growth.

This is empowering for women and provides a wealth of female role models and leaders within our profession. I have been inspired by and learned so much from so many of my colleagues, who are mostly women. 

Dyspraxia is not just about clumsiness; it is a constant mental and physical exhaustion.