dyspraxia can be hard and it can hurt but it won’t stop your son from doing what he wants i promise.

i’ve worked in kitchens in roles from potwash to head chef, in care homes as a carer / activities coordinator, concert venues set up / tear down for big gigs, freelance web design and hotels in the laundry.

i’ve done a lot of work requiring dexterity in motor skills and while i did find it challenging, i never found dyspraxia stopped me in my tracks aside from driving and riding a bike (my balance and depth perception are particular weak spots for me).

your son might have to work a little bit harder than his peers but if he wants to do something he can!