FAQ - About Educational Therapy

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How much does educational therapy cost?

The total cost of reading intervention depends on the student's needs.

Generally, fees will range from $2375/year (19 sessions and no reading assessment) to $4750/year (35 sessions and an in-depth reading assessment).

We create a unique program for every student we work with. This ensures that instructional sessions focus on the skills your student needs help with, not the skills that they're already proficient in.

How long does reading intervention take?

From start to finish, educational therapy can take anywhere from 19 weeks up to a year or more. Students who are a grade level or more behind their peers generally need 35 weeks of instruction to improve by one grade level, with most students having one session per week.

A student who is close to reading at a proficient level for their grade and only needs extra support in a few targeted areas may be able to meet their goals in half that time (about 19 weeks).

There is no quick fix or miracle program. High-quality reading instruction takes time, which is why the best time to start is now.

Is my child a good fit for your services?

Here are a few things we look for when deciding if our services would be a good fit for your child:

Your child is between the ages of 5 and 18
They can sit and attend to instruction for one hour (with breaks, engaging activities, and support)
They're struggling to learn to read, regardless of if they have been diagnosed with a reading or learning disability

We are experienced working with children of all ages and abilities. If you're unsure if we can help, book a consultation or contact us.

My child doesn't have a learning disability. Can they still use your services?

Not all struggling readers have a diagnosable learning disability. If your student is struggling to read with the type of instruction they receive in school, they may benefit from structured and systematic reading instruction.

What program or curriculum do you use?

We use a variety of instructional materials to drive student success, all of which are based on the Science of Reading. The Science of Reading is not a program or curriculum; it's a body of research about how the brain works and how educators and interventionists can teach reading effectively.

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