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What is the difference between Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) and Dyspraxia? Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) refers to a condition in which a person has severe difficulties in learning everyday motor skills, which cannot be explained by physical, sensory or intellectual impairments. The main features of the condition are clearly described in DSM-5.
The most common of these is Developmental Co-ordiantion Disorder (also known as DCD), a motor-planning-based disorder that impacts fine and gross motor development. For insurance reasons, the World Health Organization code for DCD and dyspraxia together is F82 and the DSM code for DCD alone is 315.4.