Do you find handwriting difficult, slow, or painful? Do your written work and ideas often seem disconnected, as if your hands can’t keep up with your thoughts?
Dysgraphia is a neurological learning difference that affects the ability to write clearly and fluently. It’s not about intelligence or effort; it’s about how the brain processes written expression and fine motor control.
This page will help you understand what dysgraphia is, recognise the signs, explore testing options, and discover practical tools and support for children, teens, and adults.
1. What Is Dysgraphia?
2. Recognising Dysgraphia
3. Getting a Diagnosis
4. Support and Treatment
5. Assistive Technology (AT)
6. Living with Dysgraphia
7. Community and Resources
8. Financial Assistance
You may be eligible for financial help if you have dysgraphia or another specific learning difficulty, such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia or ADHD.
Support may include:
A Storybook for Children with Dysgraphia (Handwriting Difficulties) and a Guide for Adults Who Want to Help.
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