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Building dysgraphia research capacity by engaging with communities and experts to prioritize research needs and share practical solutions

Dysgraphia Life is seeking volunteers to help identify priority research topics that could improve outcomes for individuals with dysgraphia.

During Dysgraphia Awareness Month 2023, share your story.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has entered the world of writing, and it’s been making news. ChatGPT by OpenAI is one of the most...

We asked ChatGPT to write us a blog about dysgraphia. Here it is.

Learn how to support dysgraphia research!

Register now for our next free, live webinar - Dysgraphia: Diagnosis, Instruction & Intervention with Dr. Bonnie Singer on Sept 27th.

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

Dysgraphia-related research from the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA) Science to Practice conference.

On March 3rd, Dysgraphia Life will host a free webinar with Dr. Steven G. Feiffer targeted for parents of children with writing difficulties

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

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

A new scientific article looks digitally at the important features of handwriting in kids with dysgraphia.

Learn the science behind dysgraphia/disorder of written expression from Dr. Peter Chung, a leading developmental-behavioral pediatrician.