Literacy Programs

Literacy is the cornerstone of all learning and development, as it includes the essential skills of reading and writing. These skills are not only vital for academic success but also for everyday communication and problem-solving. The ability to read and write empowers children to engage with the world around them, understand new concepts, and express themselves effectively.

Early identification and targeted strategies can help children develop strong literacy skills, fostering their confidence and laying the groundwork for success in all areas of life. With the right approach, even children facing significant challenges in reading can make remarkable progress and thrive academically and socially.

Our Treatment Includes

  • Comprehensive assessment of your child’s reading and writing abilities
  • Individual therapy with a certified speech-language pathologist (SLP)
  • Small group sessions for targeted reading and writing support

Our intervention programs use a multi-linguistic approach, combining fun, educational games with engaging learning strategies. We create an enjoyable and supportive environment where your child can build confidence and develop a lifelong love for reading and writing!

Research has shown that more than 90% of children with reading challenges can overcome their difficulties when provided with the right support and intervention.

Signs of Reading & Writing Difficulties

Your child may be facing literacy-related challenges if they struggle with:

Early Pre-School Years
  • Does not pay attention to sound patterns in songs, books and nursery rhymes
  • Does not know the names of the letters of the alphabet
  • Minimal interest in print
  • Does not pretend to read a book from memory
  • Limited interest in pretending to write
Early Elementary Years
  • Limited ability to rhyme, segment sounds and manipulate sounds
  • Cannot match sounds to letters
  • Difficulty matching spoken words to written words
  • Cannot accurately sound out words
  • Does not write in upper and lower case letters
  • Cannot print clearly
  • Does not utilize punctuation properly
  • Difficulty planning writing process
Later Elementary Years
  • Weak reading decoding skills
  • Difficulty recognizing multiple meanings in words or ideas
  • Difficulty making inferences
  • Uses less complex sentence structures
  • Unable to spell regular and irregular spelled words
  • Poor editing skills

We’re here to help! Contact us for more information or to schedule an assessment and treatment.