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Proprioception difficulties

ladynicotine

Hi

Apologies if this should be under "health & well-being".  I was diagnosed this year, & one of the problems I seem to have is "proprioception difficulties".  Does anyone know where I might be able to find some sort of list of what these might mean other than "can't catch a ball" & "walks into things a lot"?  

Obviously no-one is going to be able to list them all, but because none of the problems I have a particularly obvious to others & I've lived with them all my life, I have no way of judging what might be autism related & what everyone else out there has difficulties with.

Thanks

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  • Haven't found anything on the homepage.  Submitted a query to the contact us link, which it turns out is mostly for administration related stuff but it's been passed to the helpline for me (& I've been warned about the wait as they're so busy).  

    Also haven't tried searching specifically for books on proprioception difficulties, so I'll give that a try.  Although I don't hold out much hope, as if there's anything out there it's likely to be like everything else I've found - how to identify them in children & help them deal with them, & then a line to acknowledge that "adults may also have these problems"

    OT referral is unlikely - the only thing that's really been established since diagnosis is that I'm not sufficiently imparied to be eligable for help.

    LadyN

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  • Haven't found anything on the homepage.  Submitted a query to the contact us link, which it turns out is mostly for administration related stuff but it's been passed to the helpline for me (& I've been warned about the wait as they're so busy).  

    Also haven't tried searching specifically for books on proprioception difficulties, so I'll give that a try.  Although I don't hold out much hope, as if there's anything out there it's likely to be like everything else I've found - how to identify them in children & help them deal with them, & then a line to acknowledge that "adults may also have these problems"

    OT referral is unlikely - the only thing that's really been established since diagnosis is that I'm not sufficiently imparied to be eligable for help.

    LadyN

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