What to Expect...
Personalized dyslexia tutoring tailored to your child's needs.
Free Consultation
We start with a free 15–20 minute call to learn about your child, answer your questions, and see if we’re a good fit. No commitment—just a chance to talk.
Reading & Dyslexia Support:
For reading or spelling challenges, I complete a non-diagnostic literacy assessment to find your child’s starting point. This guides individualized Orton-Gillingham instruction, but does not diagnose dyslexia.
Speech & Language:
If you’re concerned about speech sounds or communication delays, I provide a full clinical evaluation. This may include parent interviews, play-based observation, and standardized testing when appropriate. You’ll get a clear picture of your child’s strengths and needs.
Personalized Plan
You’ll receive a simple, clear plan outlining goals, recommended frequency, and what therapy will focus on. Everything is tailored to your child.
Therapy Sessions
Sessions are supportive, structured, and engaging—whether we’re working on communication, speech sounds, or literacy skills. You’ll get brief, consistent updates after sessions so you always know your child’s progress and how to support them at home.
Evaluation/Assessment
FAQs
What is Orton Gillingham?
It’s a structured, multisensory approach to help with dyslexia.
Do you offer online sessions?
Yes, I provide both in-home and online tutoring to fit your needs.
How long is each tutoring session?
Sessions typically last 45-60 minutes, depending on the student’s needs.
Who can benefit from your services?
Children and adults struggling with dyslexia or reading difficulties.
How do I book a session?
You can book directly through the website or contact me for details.
What should I prepare before the first session?
Have any previous assessments handy and a quiet space for tutoring.
Personalized Dyslexia Tutoring
In-home and online sessions tailored just for your child’s learning style.
Orton-Gillingham
Structured, multisensory approach
Builds strong reading skills
Proven for dyslexia success