Handwriting Support focuses on foundational letter formation for younger children (Pre-K–3rd grade) building early writing skills. Dysgraphia Support is designed for children (K–8th grade) who need more specialized, dysgraphia-informed strategies for letter formation, spelling, and written expression — often after handwriting challenges persist despite practice, or alongside broader writing difficulties.

If you're not sure which is the right fit, start with a Writing Assessment — or Book a Free 15 Minute Consult call and I will help you figure it out.

The Writing Assessment is where every family begins. In this 45-minute virtual session, I evaluate your child's current writing skills, identify what's really driving the struggle, and put together a written summary with my recommendations for next steps. It also includes a parent interview, so we can talk through your questions and concerns together. Afterward, $50 of your assessment fee is credited toward any support package — with no expiration.

Dysgraphia Support is designed for children in K–8th grade. If your child is younger (Pre-K–3rd) and still building foundational letter formation, Handwriting Support is usually the better starting point. Not sure which fits your child's age and needs? A Writing Assessment will help pinpoint the right path.

No — I don't diagnose dysgraphia or any other condition. Dysgraphia Support is dysgraphia-informed support not a clinical diagnosis or treatment. If your child needs a formal diagnosis, reach out and I can point you toward the right type of provider.

No formal diagnosis is required. Many families come to Dysgraphia Support based on the signs they're seeing at home or school — struggles with letter formation, spelling, or getting thoughts onto paper — whether or not they've pursued formal testing. Every family simply starts with a Writing Assessment, so we can understand your child's needs and map out the right next steps.

Dysgraphia Support is offered virtually, statewide — so families anywhere in Florida can access it, with no commute. The strategies work well over video, and virtual is the best fit for most families. That said, I know online isn't right for every child. A limited number of in-person spots may be available by request, depending on location and scheduling — just mention it when you reach out and we'll see what works.

If your child struggles to get their ideas onto paper despite being verbally strong, has handwriting or spelling difficulties that haven't improved with practice, or avoids writing tasks and gets frustrated easily, Dysgraphia Support may be a great fit. If you're unsure, the Writing Assessment is the best way to know for certain — we'll look at exactly what your child is doing and map out the right starting point together.

Yes — each package has a window to complete the sessions: 60 days for Starter, 120 for Core, and 180 for Intensive, since the larger packages include more sessions. These timeframes keep momentum going so your child makes steady, consistent progress. There's no subscription and no auto-billing — you simply purchase again if and when you'd like to continue.

Progress is tracked by specific skill area — letter formation, spelling, and written expression — so you can see exactly where your child is growing. Core and Intensive packages also include a closing session at the end to review overall growth and talk through next steps together.