What are the types of dysgraphia?

Researchers have identified several subtypes:

• Motor dysgraphia – linked to difficulties with fine motor skills and muscle control.
• Spatial dysgraphia – involving trouble with spacing, alignment, and visual-motor integration.
• Dyslexic dysgraphia – where spelling and language-based errors are more prominent.

Each type affects handwriting differently, and assessment is needed to determine which is most relevant for a child or adult.

To explore tailored interventions for each type of dysgraphia, contact us.