Dysgraphia (Difficulty in Writing)
Children with dysgraphia struggle to write, often causing them to experience emotional stress and anxiety.
What Is Dysgraphia (Difficulty in Writing)?
Children with dysgraphia struggle to write, often causing them to experience emotional stress and anxiety. Because they have good verbal skills, parents and teachers expect them to write at the same level as they speak; when they don’t, they may be mistakenly thought of as lacking motivation or careless. Dysgraphia is manageable by early intervention in Speech Therapy.
Dysgraphia is a neurological condition and learning difference in which someone has difficulty with writing for their age level. This can range from issues with the physical act of writing to issues with translating thoughts into written words. Dysgraphia is manageable with interventions that can help you learn new writing strategies through Speech Therapy.