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Private School Dyslexia Therapy
Private School Dyslexia Therapy
Designed to support students with reading and spelling difficulties, including dyslexia and provided during school hours. Available in English and Spanish.
Designed to support students with reading and spelling difficulties, including dyslexia and provided during school hours. Available in English and Spanish.
Availability: Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Frequency of Sessions: Students with dyslexia make the best progress with consistent, frequent practice. Most structured literacy programs recommend about 180 minutes per week (3–4 sessions) to support steady progress.
Program: Based on the student’s baseline evaluation, grade level, and learning style, I recommend the most appropriate multisensory program for your child.
Rate per Session: The rate includes travel time, materials, practice activities, and progress reports.
Parent and professional references are available upon request.
Online Dyslexia Therapy
Online Dyslexia Therapy
Designed to support students with reading and spelling difficulties, including dyslexia who prefer or need remote instruction. Available in English and Spanish.
Designed to support students with reading and spelling difficulties, including dyslexia who prefer or need remote instruction. Available in English and Spanish.
Availability: Monday through Sunday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Frequency of Sessions: Students with dyslexia make the best progress with consistent, frequent practice. The Wilson Reading System recommends about 180 minutes per week (3–4 sessions) to support steady progress.
Program: Based on the student’s baseline evaluation, grade level, and learning style, I recommend the most appropriate multisensory program for your child.
Rate per Session: The rate includes virtual materials, practice activities, and progress reports.
Parent and professional references are available upon request.
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