Perceptions of Youth With DCD Regarding Their Occupational Participation in Home, School, Community, and Workplace.

A study published in OTJR examined how youth diagnosed with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) perceive their own participation in daily occupations across home, school, community, and workplace settings. Researchers gathered first-person perspectives from this population to better understand the barriers and facilitators they experience in these environments. The findings may inform occupational and physical therapy interventions aimed at improving functional participation for youth with DCD.

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