Our Services

Educational therapy is designed to help children and adults with a learning disability learn how to process information more efficiently, offering them the opportunity to make positive changes in school. Educational therapy is a program designed to improve reasoning skills, organizational and attentional skills, academic skills in math, reading, spelling, and writing, and perseverance through difficult tasks.

Educational therapy is a one-on-one program that meets twice a week for 80 minutes each session. Each student will receive a specifically designed program to meet their individual needs. The program is designed to continue to meet the needs of the learner as the student develops and changes.

Reading resource is designed to assist children and adults who struggle with reading difficulties. Reading resource is a one-on-one program utilizing several techniques specifically designed to meet the reading difficulties of each child. Our reading resource specialists are acquainted with a variety of reading programs and reading techniques.

Each child who receives reading resource assistance will benefit from an individualized program designed specifically for the learner’s needs. These sessions meet twice a week for 60 minutes each.

Tutoring/SOL and SAT Preparation Tutoring is offered for those who require more attention in one or more academic areas. Tutoring is done in a one-on-one session and the frequency is determined based on the child’s needs. SOL and SAT preparation are offered to help students gain more one-on-one instruction directly related to the standardized tests. Instruction varies from test-taking skills to direct instruction in the subject matter. Frequency and time are determined based on the child’s needs.

Special education advocacy is assistance for parents of children in special education. Special education meetings can be stressful and discouraging to parents of children with special learning needs because of their strong desire to find the most appropriate program solution for their child. In an effort to work as a team toward your child’s needs, an advocate can help to create a plan for the most appropriate education for your child. Assistance is provided in paper work, letter writing, IEP writing, and continuous monitoring of special education instruction.

The special education advocate meets with the parents and the special education team to develop a plan that is appropriate for the individual learner. The advocate continues to maintain a working relationship with the family and the school in an effort to provide continuous monitoring of the child’s educational needs.