Dyslexia is a specific difficulty with accurate, fluent reading and spelling, despite good instruction and effort. It responds well to structured intervention.

Will my child always struggle?

With the right support, children learn effective strategies and make strong progress — many go on to thrive academically.

Do you provide documentation for school?

Yes. We can provide assessment reports and recommended accommodations to share with your child's school.

Learning Disability Support

Unlocking the way your child learns best.

Targeted remediation for dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and other specific learning difficulties.

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Ages

5 – 16 years

Duration

45-minute sessions, 2–3 times per week, with regular progress checks.

Overview

Children with specific learning disabilities are bright and capable but process reading, writing or numbers differently. We use structured, multi-sensory, research-based methods to build these skills and restore confidence.

After a thorough assessment, our special educators design a focused remediation plan and equip your child with strategies and accommodations that support success at school.

Signs it may help

Difficulty reading or decoding words
Poor spelling and written expression
Struggles with maths facts and concepts
Reversing letters or numbers
Slow, effortful reading
Underperformance despite effort

Benefits

Improved reading, writing and maths skills
Effective compensatory strategies
Restored academic confidence
Reduced anxiety around schoolwork
Appropriate school accommodations
A clear, individualised plan

How it works

Your therapy journey

A supportive, structured path from first visit to lasting progress.

Assessment

We pinpoint the specific learning profile and needs.

Remediation Plan

A structured, multi-sensory plan targeting core skills.

One-on-One Teaching

Focused sessions using proven remediation methods.

School Collaboration

We recommend accommodations and liaise with teachers.

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