Harry Potter/ Daniel Radcliffe

Like with dyslexia, there aren't any. Depending on how it effects a person, some work with eye doctors, occupational therapist etc usually with children ,the main aim of treatment is to help the child circumnavigate his difficulties, to learn and to achieve his potential just like with dyslexia.

Although its not something he hid, this clumsiness that is dyspraxia, just something he recently officially confessed.

Well as much I'm all for alternaitve medicine - I wouldn't go for what amounts to clumsiness. Its a neurological disorder not a disease that effects motor skills. There's no discomfort involved just irritation - lol. There is no medical attention or relief for Daniel Radcliffe - just investing in velcro - ha! If I did have a disease, as much I'm a fan of alternative medicine - its way too expensive.

Maybe they listen to the words and memorize it that way? My brother - who is a genuis has dyslexia yet he looks at very confusing schematics each day for work! I remember I wrote an article about it here - a thread and some thought I might have been mixing it up with dyslexia.. :) There's an actor from one of those Star Trek spin offs can't remember his name but he was a friend of my best friend's family (not of hers I think, they irritated each other) and he had been in an automobile accident and had no short term memory. I'm amazed at him! His dyspraxia is mild, and mostly shows up in tying his shoes and handwriting. For some its so bad even cleaning is difficult. I'd love to have that excuse but mine is milder then that. I have trouble walking through wide doorways - I still bump into the wall and I aim to avoid tables but still bump into them and doing things like closing zip lock bags that don't have a zipper pull, I lose my footing on flat, even ground! Like him I have no speech or language problems. Its mild like his. People used to say I need to concentrate (how many people do this concentrate hard walking through a door or around a table ) but it never helped!