Programs designed for dyslexia, ADHD, dyscalculia, and other challenges. Evidence-based support helps children
thrive academically and socially.
Strategies for dyslexia and literacy challenges, improving comprehension and fluency.
Targeted support for dyscalculia, enhancing numerical understanding and problem-solving abilities.
Activities to improve concentration, memory, and self-regulation for children with ADHD.
Personalized programs based on assessment, strengths, and learning needs.
Recognizing letters, basic counting, following instructions, early social and communication skills.
Reading simple sentences, basic math, attention span improvement, expressing thoughts clearly.
Complex reading comprehension, problem-solving in math, organized work habits, self-monitoring skills.
Independent learning strategies, time management, critical thinking, academic confidence, self-advocacy.
Read together daily, discuss stories, and ask questions to strengthen comprehension and vocabulary.
Use everyday objects for counting, addition, and problem-solving in a fun, interactive way.
Memory games, puzzles, and timed challenges help improve attention and concentration.
Art, drawing, and hands-on projects encourage imagination, critical thinking, and fine motor skills.
Systematic teaching of phonics, decoding, and comprehension to improve reading skills.
Engages multiple senses (visual, auditory, tactile) to strengthen learning and retention.
Regular assessment and feedback to adapt strategies for each child’s needs.
Children with dyslexia improved reading fluency by 40% within 6 months of structured intervention.
Students with ADHD developed better focus and self-esteem through personalized strategies.
Children with dyscalculia enhanced math comprehension and problem-solving skills after targeted sessions.
Observe each child’s learning style and adapt teaching methods accordingly.
Break lessons into smaller, manageable segments to reduce overwhelm and increase focus.
Hands-on activities, visuals, and games make learning more engaging and memorable.
Encourage and celebrate progress to boost motivation and confidence in learning.
Parents are essential partners. Daily routines, supportive learning environments, and celebrating small wins
reinforce progress.
Communicate regularly with therapists, track progress, and adapt activities to your child’s needs.
Empower your child with personalized learning support. Book a free consultation to explore our programs.