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Looking to buy gifts for the people in your life? Here are some ideas that are great for our dysgraphia community.

Expert webinar with immediate strategies for supporting students with dysgraphia drawing from both professional and personal experiences.

dysgraphiaLEARN is here! We are so excited to launch the newest resource in the Dysgraphia Life family.

Last week, the Dysgraphia Life Webinar Series featured an insightful presentation on dysgraphia research priorities by our very Jennifer...

Learn actionable IEP advocacy tips, easy documentation habits, and strategies to navigate IEPs effectively and confidently.

Author Yangsook Choi shares the #DysgraphiaStory that inspired her new children's book, A Letter To My Best Friend.

Our community is amazing. What's your or your child's strength? What have they accomplished recently?

Registration is now open for a free, parent webinar with Special Education Advocate Lisa Lightner from A Day In Our Shoes.

Free Fall 2024 Webinars for parents of students with dysgraphia/specific learning disability in written expression

Helpful tips to ensure a smooth transition back to school, based on advice from the expert speakers on our Webinar Series.

Fun summer learning activities for kids and adults with dysgraphia.

Recap of a webinar on how parents & guardians learn about learning disabilities

What are the eligibility criteria for special education under "Specific Learning Disability of Written Expression"?

A recap of LDACON 2024 presentations relevant to the dysgraphia community.

How do you learn new information about learning disabilities? Help inform research.

A recap of The Handwriting Concern webinar with Heather York.

As we launch into 2024, make sure you didn't miss Dysgraphia Life's top resources, articles, and webinars from 2023.

I’m a goal-driven person and the start of the new year is a perfect time to set new goals.

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

A new research study shows the importance of developing teacher training about dysgraphia