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Our 2023 edition of fun and festive holiday gifts for people with writing difficulties.

Thank you for raising your voices and sharing your stories during an amazing Dysgraphia Awareness Month! We asked everyone to submit...

Dysgraphia Awareness Month 2023 has been all about stories creating sparks.

During Dysgraphia Awareness Month 2023, share your story.

Last week, the Dysgraphia Life Webinar Series hosted Michael Greschler, M.Ed, known for his expertise in executive function (EF), to...

Check out some of our favorite back to school resources for dysgraphia for the upcoming school year

Don't miss Michael Greschler's presentation "Understanding the Impact of Executive Function on Writing: Strategies for Success" on 8/30/23.

Our printable handout can be personalized for your student and also provides a link to dysgraphia resources for teachers

Five of our favorite summer learning suggestions for dysgraphic students

New research opportunity studying pain while writing from a dysgraphic researcher.

Webinar recap: Ashley Roberts from The Dyslexia Initiative and the need for more dysgraphia research.

A success story about how appropriate accomodations for dysgraphia can make all the difference.

Today, I’m excited to announce on behalf of Dysgraphia Life that we are launching a new project funded by the Patient Centered Outcomes...

Dysgraphia Life's new Dysgraphia IEPs ebook is now available!

The most popular dysgraphia resources in 2022.

Meet Patty DeDurr, the neurodivergent author of This Llama Can Write, who is dedicated to increasing representation in children's books.

E.L. Lyons shares her inspiring story of how a student with undiagnosed dysgraphia became a published fantasy author.

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

Printable handout to give teachers to explain your student's dysgraphia and difficulties in writing/written expression.

New guidance from the U.S. Department of Education to help meet the needs of students with disabilities.