Services

In Educational therapy, children learn concrete skills for managing homework, studying and completing long-term assignments. Using evidence-based strategies, students make gains in reading, writing, math, processing, and executive functions.

We'll start from scratch to develop a plan that meets the unique needs, strengths, challenges, sensitivities, and goals of your child.

where we start

I offer an introductory 30 minute phone consultation at no charge. If we agree that educational therapy might make sense for your child, we will schedule a time to meet in your home.

Initial Meeting

The initial meeting is 60 minutes and the time split between you and your child. It is best if all parents who are involved in the child’s daily life are present at this meeting. The process is most effective when framed as an on-going team endeavor.

After the meeting, I will give you a detailed map of how we will proceed—the anticipated number of weekly sessions, the mix of in-person and virtual,and a schedule of fees.

Bridge the School to Home Gap

I bridge the gap between home and school, work closely with teachers to help kids get ahead of assignments and stay on track.

Chief Homework Manager

I become your child’s chief homework manager, relieving you of the common battles over assignments and tests.

Your Child’s Advocate

I advocate for your child in meetings with teachers and school administrators, and attend IEP and 504 plan meetings—and model advocacy for them during our time together.

your child's learning plan

Review psychoeducational testing reports, school report cards,IEP or 504 plans S
Speak to classroom teachers, learning specialists, guidance counselors, psychologists or therapists engaged in his or her care.

To create an individualized learning plan, I take into account your child’s strengths, weaknesses, learning styles, and any related conditions or diagnoses.

No two kids are alike.

To learn more about YOUR child, I'll:

By keeping my overall caseload small, I can devote the time needed to maintain a 360-degree view of your child’s academic and social emotional growth.

Sessions

Most children start with two sessions per week and decrease as academic and social emotional skills strengthen.

Weekly email summarizing the work that has been started or completed, new goals, new and on-going challenges, and student progress.
Answers to parent's questions within one business day.

This is a team effort that requires ongoing communication, support, and patience.

“Thank you, thank you, thank you. We never imagined we would find our daughter enveloped, on her own, reading, and enjoying it.

We couldn’t be happier. You are a blessing. Thank you for all your work with her."

Father, 4th Grader

fees

I ask families to make an initial three-month commitment to the process given the substantial upfront time that is necessary to assess your child’s skills and develop a trusting relationship.

Sessions are billed monthly and fees include:

Informal Professional and School Consultations
Family Meetings and Phone Calls
Time Spent on Research and Resources
On-Going Learning Plan Development

I will always do my best to reschedule if you need to miss an appointment and, in exchange, request 24-hour notice for cancellations.

I look forward to meeting you and being a part of your child’s social, emotional, and academic growth.