Dysgraphia

Learning disability that affects writing abilities. Most common difficulties with Dysgraphiaare
spelling, poor handwriting and trouble putting thoughts together on paper. Dysgraphia is a
processing disorder.

Here are some warning signs of Dysgraphia:

  • Tight awkward pencil grip and body position.
  • Illegible handwriting.
  • Tiring quickly while writing.
  • High levels of resistance and frustrations while writing.
  • Saying words out loud while writing.
  • Unfinished or omitted words in sentences.
  • Difficulty with sentence structure and grammar.
  • Large gap between written ideas and understanding demonstrated through speech.

For More Information:
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stoke
Possible Programs Needed:
    * Title I
    * Occupational Therapy $ 45.00 per half hour (evaluation $ 125)

See
Fee page for additional programs