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Back to school... but from home? Check out our resources to help kids with writing difficulties succeed in 2020-2021.

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

Understanding phonemes, phonics, and more.

My 11 year old has dysgraphia. I could not be more proud of the awards he received last night.

An artist who uses music to creatively express the greater part of himself

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

To help parents with distance-learning, here are free learning resources to support kids with dysgraphia.

What should you do with kids with dysgraphia or writing difficulties while social distancing at home for a few weeks? Check out our tips!

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.

When your child is struggling, it’s hard to know where to begin. A good place to start is to identify the members of your team!

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.

Inspiration from what you love can make writing a little more fun.

One of the pieces I read recently was a personal article in the Tulane Hullabaloo that described elements of dysgraphia so well.