Reading Therapy
Following an assessment or review of student records, students are placed in a program that best fits their unique learning needs.
We provide high-quality, research-based reading instruction focused on the five key components identified by the National Reading Panel: phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Our programs help students improve skills like decoding, spelling, grammar, and cursive writing.
Our approach is based on Orton-Gillingham, a proven method that uses sight, sound, touch, and movement to help students learn. It breaks reading and spelling into small, manageable steps and builds on them over time through repetition and consistent practice.
This method is backed by research and supports the way the brain learns to read. It includes clear, step-by-step instruction in phonics, decoding, and other essential reading skills.
For optimal progress, four sessions per week are recommended; A minimum of two sessions per week are required.
We provide reading therapy for ages 5+. Tuition Fees are $85 per session.
We are an approved vendor under
Arkansas’ Education Freedom Account program which provides funding for students in private or home schools.
Student Reading Programs
A structured, multi-sensory program that addresses the 5 components of Reading Instruction as mandated by the National Reading Panel: Phonological Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary and Comprehension. It also addresses spelling, morphology and grammar proficiencies.
Unique in that it uses mouth/sound pictures that help children identify and appropriately articulate all 44 sounds in the English Language while utilizing the mouth/sound pictures for spelling as well. It is a highly intensive, and explicit intervention for children with a diagnosis of dyslexia, children who show indicators for dyslexia or who have consistently been reading below grade level benchmark expectations.
This program is designed for students age 8 or grade 2 and above.
A fast-paced reading intervention that builds on the success of the other dyslexia intervention programs developed by the staff of Scottish Rite for Children. It was developed for people with dyslexia fourteen years and older.
Brightwire is a complete, multi-sensory program based on the Orton-Gillingham methodology. This program helps students build phonological awareness, with specific emphasis on early blending and segmenting skills. The program includes cursive handwriting instruction, along with instruction in the six-syllable types, syllable division, morphology, and advanced decoding skills. It includes instruction in semantics, vocabulary, and grammar.