Our research team is currently recruiting participants for studies targeting families and children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD). If you would like more information or are interested in hearing about future studies, email us via the link below.
- Joining Up Motor Assessment with Pediatricians - JUMP for DCD
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Does your child have difficulty with motor skills? Does your child require Occupational Therapy (OT) assessment for DCD?
This study aims to 1) learn how OT assessment for DCD can help pediatricians diagnose children with DCD and 2) build our database on children with DCD and how best to help them.
For more information, click here.
- Creating Profile of Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) in British Columbia
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Are you a child/youth with DCD or do you have a child with DCD? Consider participating in the DCD Research Database.
The purpose of the database is to create a profile of children with DCD in BC and to invite families in the database to participate in other studies.
For more information, click here.
- Parent Perspective on Prospect of Early Diagnosis of DCD & Future Care
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Do you have a child diagnosed with DCD? Are you willing to share your experiences of having a child with DCD?
This study invites parents of children with DCD to share their experiences and thoughts about early identification. Your perspective can help improve understanding and support for families in the future.
For more information, click here.
- Movie & fMRI in Children with DCD (8-10 years)
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Do you have a child with motor difficulties or a diagnosis of DCD?
This study uses MRI brain scans to learn more about how the brains of children with DCD work. The goal is to support earlier diagnosis and better care for children with DCD.
For more information, click here.
- Young Children with DCD (age 3-5 years)
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Do you have a child age 3-5 yr years old having trouble learning motor-based tasks?
By taking part in this study, your child can receive early intervention while helping researchers understand how therapy supports motor skills and brain development in young children with DCD.
For more information, click here.