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Dr. Feifer spoke about how dysgraphia is defined, areas of the brain responsible for writing tasks, and different subtypes of dysgraphia.

When considering assistive technology, think about legibility, timeliness, and stress.

When we recommend Orton-Gillingham based programs for students with dysgraphia, we are recommending Structured Literacy.

One conversation. One simple solution. A small victory that improved everyone's outcome.

Dysgraphia Life's most popular posts from 2020... have you read them all?

The most popular resources of 2020 for those with dysgraphia and writing difficulties.

Fun 2020 holiday shopping ideas for kids and adults with writing difficulties

Dysgraphia is a disorder of written expression. There are three main ways that psychologists diagnose dysgraphia. 

Rachel explains on TikTok why dysgraphia is a superpower!

October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month. Raise awareness about dysgraphia!

Morphology and Morphemes - you may understand them without realizing it! Learn more about why they are important for writing and spelling.

We want to hear from you! Help us provide benefit to the dysgraphia community with your feedback and suggestions.

Meet Cassandra Baker, the inspiring teenager behind the new children's book, Writing Right: A Story About Dysgraphia. Plus, win a free copy!

The original approach, Orton-Gillingham, is for teaching people with dysgraphia as well as dyslexia.

Learn the difference between resolutions and goals and why Dysgraphia Life has big goals for 2020.

What if you didn't have to leave your house, found gifts that everyone would love, and it also helped their writing? Triple win.

All of us could use some peer-to-peer support - finding "your people" and asking their advice.

Inspiration of how an amazing teacher helped the writer of the Broadway blockbuster Hamilton to overcome handwriting difficulties.

It's a little hard to tell with all the pink for breast cancer but did you know that October is also Learning Disability Awareness Month?

In cursive, all of the letters start at the bottom. What a great concept for those with learning disabilities and dysgraphia.