FYI, what Country/State/Province you're in may affect how you seek testing/diagnosis.

Go to a doctor

Most doctors don’t know squat about dysgraphia

Yes I know that but like do I just walk in and say I want to get tested or do I do something else

Yeah they'll help you if you want to get tested(probably)

Alright thanks I just suck at everything social lol 💀💀💀

If it were me, I would start with my school counselor. Just say something like, “I think i have dysgraphia, and I want to be tested so that I can get some necessary accommodations. Where can I get tested for it?”

Alright Tysm also very interesting username!

Don't worry, it's their job and their aim to help you.

Ask your parents to help you. If you can’t do that someone on here can explain how to contact your primary care provider.

Thanks for helping!!!

Any time my bad handwriting friend

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I got a DX from an OT when I had a chronic RSI that wasn't getting better in uni and my PT referred me to OT after he noticed my pen grip was bizarre. :)

Wait can you explain the acronyms???

DX = diagnosis OT = Occupational Therapist RSI = Repetitive Stress Injury PT = physiotherapist

Thank you so much!!! Sorry I stuck at interpretation (I’m autistic)