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A scientifically grounded instructional approach to literacy. It is commonly known as structured literacy instruction and is the most effective way to teach reading. It is beneficial for ALL readers and especially for those who have language-based disabilities like dyslexia and dysgraphia.
Science of Reading
A comprehensive body of research that provides us with information about which parts of the brain are responsible for reading development and how we learn to read. From this empirically supported research, we find that structured literacy instruction is the most effective approach.
Orton-Gillingham Approach
Often considered the Gold Standard for reading instruction. It closely follows research from the Science of Reading and breaks reading and spelling down into skills involving letters and sounds and builds on these skills over time. It places an emphasis on multi-sensory instructional techniques.
- Direct
- Multisensory
- Structured
- Sequential
- Explicit
- Prescriptive
- Individualized
- Evidence-Based
- Diagnostic
Our educational therapists and reading therapists have extensive training and experience supporting students of all ages. They have considerable training in multi-sensory methods of teaching structured literacy which involves hundreds of hours of coursework and hands-on experience. Here are just some of the certifications our team members hold.
With many options available, knowing what to look for and the questions to ask is essential to ensure you find the best fit for your child’s needs.
“The Clinician’s extensive knowledge of how dyslexia affects learning has helped to educate us and taught us how to best advocate for my daughter at school.”
Heather, Mother of 2nd grader
“My daughter is dyslexic and needs someone who can use Orton-Gillingham-based remediation methods. I’ve been so impressed with her Clinician’s ability to engage my daughter in extremely creative and inventive ways!”
Lisa, Mother of 6th grader
We will listen to your concerns, answer any questions, learn about the student’s needs, and help guide you through our family intake process.