One of Dysgraphia Life's goals is to support more research on dysgraphia and the process of writing. Today we are highlighting a research opportunity where you can participate to power research about pain while writing. Plus, the principal investigator (lead scientist for the study) is a great example for our community as he has dysgraphia himself.

Hi there, my name is Julian. Like many of you and your children, I have developmental dysgraphia. I have struggled with it as far back as I can remember but in spite of it I’ve managed to excel.
Currently, I am the Director of Research for Neurobehavioral Institute of New York (NIONY) and I am currently running a study on developmental dysgraphia but I need your help.
I need study participants between the ages of 7 and 18 who have developmental dysgraphia as well as their parents to take the attached survey about their experiences with hand discomfort.

Discomfort in Developmental Dysgraphia
Thank you and please share this page with others who may qualify.
Julian M. David-Drori, MS, EMT
Primary Investigator, DDP Project
718 569 0935
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