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dysgraphia

dysgraphia

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Search complete. 6 mentions across 6 episodes found for "dysgraphia".

Sep 22, 2026

AlexHOST
29:04
What was the last thing you said? Dyslexia, dyscalculia, and what?
Rachel McGown HalversonGUEST
29:08
Dysgraphia.
Rachel McGown HalversonGUEST
29:09
It's like basically a learning disability for writing and like putting ideas to paper.
Rachel McGown HalversonGUEST
29:18
It's not like handwriting, but more formulating sentences, paragraphs, essays.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:17
ADHD.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:17
Dysgraphia.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:18
Tourette's.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:19
All brains are different.
Emily Kircher-MorrisHOST
1:17
ADHD.
Dave MorrisNARRATOR
1:18
Dysgraphia.
Emily Kircher-MorrisHOST
1:19
Tourette's.
Dave MorrisNARRATOR
1:19
All brains are different.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:15
ADHD.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:15
Dysgraphia.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:16
Tourette's.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:17
All brains are different.
Kristen CarderHOST
9:17
... that's having to do with writing, correct?
NatalieGUEST
9:21
That's dysgraphia.
Kristen CarderHOST
9:23
Dysgraphia.
NatalieGUEST
9:23
So fine motor skills is dysgraphia, and then dyspraxia is the, like, how your body moves in a space, how you kind of understand a space.
NatalieGUEST
9:35
So a kind of great example of dysgraphia would be buttons and shoelaces, um, you know, 'cause it's the fine motor skills of your fingers.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:06
ADHD.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:06
Dysgraphia.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:07
Tourette's.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:08
All brains are different.

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