Abstract: An instrument holder, which may be separate from or integral with the instrument for persons with or without physical disabilities. A central bore enables insertion of instruments of varying shapes. Gripping surfaces include a compound bevel downward and with a decided right or left hand slope. Elements from a top palm rest to the lower planar surface are volute, forming a right or left hand spiral. At the rear, the palm rest curves aft and under terminating in the bevelled vertical detente. The hand specific side forms a concave surface sufficient to accommodate fingers, joints, knuckles, or hand webbing between finger joints, flaring outward joining the lower planar surface. From the upper rear bevel detente, the back forms a slightly convex surface connecting with the bottom. The body and instrument path is reversible exposing the larger circumference area of the palm rest along with other control surfaces.

Abstract: A held writing instrument holder for persons with or without physical disabilities. A central bore with several flat slits enables insertion of instruments of varying shapes. One version has an hour glass-shaped body with a truncated periphery forming a gripping surface with a curved concave surface portion enabling a variety of grips to accommodate the user.

Abstract: A hand held adaptable pressure writing instrument holder for those persons with physical writing disabilities. The one piece unit is formed of a resilient material and contains a central core instrument path consisting of a circular bore hole with several flat slits enabling the insertion of a variety of instruments and adaptation to varying shapes. The body consists of a palm rest of oval egg shape which curves forward and under terminating in a perpendicular planar surface projection of sufficient size to allow for finger placement on this upper shelf. A vertical gripping surface connects the upper shelf to another lower perpendicular planar surface in parallel with the first. The planar surfaces include a compound bevel downward and with a decided right or left hand slope. The elements from the top palm rest to the lower planar surface are volute in nature forming a right or left-hand spiral. At the rear of the device, the palm rest curves aft and under terminating in the beveled vertical detent.