1. Educational Therapy -- In-Person or online

Educational Therapists use a variety of systematic, multi-sensory, sequential and research based methods depending on the specific requirements of the student. These include but are not limited to:

• Wilson Reading Program - Level 2 Certified Structured Literacy provider.

• Lindamood-Bell - LIPS; Visualizing and Verbalizing- professionally trained and certified.

• Slingerland – Decoding, comprehension and writing-professionally trained (no certification as it was before certifications were a thing)

• And many more depending on the needs of the student.

 

​Using good methods or programs is important but really it is the

teaching that makes a difference.

 

The Wilson Reading System is not Fundations. Fundations is Wilson’s general education program and not intended for intervention purposes

 

For more information about the Wilson Reading System click here https://www.wilsonlanguage.com/programs/wilson-reading-system/overview/

 

For more information about Slingerland click here

https://slingerland.org/Approach

 

For more information about Lindamood-Bell click here for V/V info

https://lindamoodbell.com/program/visualizing-and-verbalizing-program 

or here for LiPS info

https://lindamoodbell.com/program/lindamood-phoneme-sequencing-program

 

​

 

2.  Math intervention

​

 

Math interventions for students with dyslexia or dyscalculia are unfortunately not as well developed or researched. Nor are the programs as complete.  I generally structure my program around MakingMath real and supplement with a variety of programs such as Math You See and JumpMath.

 

Making Math Real – Professionally trained from K through Algebra 

​

For more information about Making Math Real click here

http://www.makingmathreal.org/about/

​

 

3.  Take the free screener

Our dyslexia screener helps determine the root of your child's challenges.

​

​

 

 

4. Information for Schools to support their SLD students complete with IEP goals reporting. 

​

 

 

 

5. Teacher support and training

​

​

​

​

Back to the top ^