Keyboard, Graphic and Handwriting Skills: Helping people with motor disabilities

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This book, of interest to all professionals who work with people with motor impairments, describes the gross and fine motor skills which are necessary when writing, drawing or using a keyboard. It describes areas of ability and impairment which should be investigated when assessing special needs in regard to the environment,tools and modes of recording on paper. The remaining chapters discuss the variety of handwriting and drawing tools, typewriters and word processing systems which are commercially available as well as equipment which is specially designed or has been adapted to suit those who have a motor impairment. In addition to this book, the author also wrote the first book in the Therapy in Practice series, Occupational Therapy for Children with Disabilities .