Are you concerned about your child's reading?
The ability to read is so essential, and when it's a challenge, it affects so much more than just academics. A child struggling with reading might experience a drop in confidence, a loss of interest in learning, and feelings of being incapable. The simple joy of reading a story can feel out of reach. As a parent, witnessing this struggle is painful, driving you to seek effective ways to unlock their reading ability and reignite their enthusiasm.
Have you noticed your child:
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Mixing up sounds and syllables when speaking (e.g., saying "aminal" instead of "animal")?
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Avoiding reading or writing tasks?
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Having trouble learning new vocabulary?
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Often guessing words instead of sounding them out?
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Reading slowly and without fluency?
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Struggling to remember or understand what they've read?
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Finding it difficult to sound out new words?
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Making inconsistent spelling errors?
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Confusing left and right?
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Pausing or using filler words like "um" when trying to recall a word?
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Showing frustration or anxiety related to reading and writing?
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Having a family history of dyslexia?
If four or more of these red flags apply to your child, contact us today. Let's work together to understand the underlying reasons for your child's difficulties with reading, spelling, and comprehension, and explore how our support can help them thrive.
6 Years Improvement in Phonological Awareness in
6 Months
2.2 Years Improvement in Spelling
Increased IQ Score & 4.1 Years Improvement in Reading Skills
Just telling a child to "read more at home" doesn't address the underlying reasons for their reading difficulties.
Time is critical: Each year without intervention deepens reading difficulties and increases the emotional burden on your child.
Discover the root cause of your child's reading, spelling and comprehension struggles with a Cognitive Skills Assessment.
Results in as little as 14 weeks
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Across-the-board improvements in cognitive skills
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Average gain of 3.2 skill years in sustained attention
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Notable improvements in relationships
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Reduced oppositional behavior
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Improved self-esteem and confidence
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Increased positive behavior and cooperation
Why should your child take our
Cognitive Skills Assessment?
It looks at the cognitive strengths and weaknesses that might be contributing to the challenges that you are seeing.
Eliminates the guesswork that is holding your child back.
Gives you valuable insights into the next best step.
3 Steps to Success
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BOOK A COGNITIVE SKILLS ASSESSMENT
The Cognitive Skills Assessment takes about an hour and uses a fun, brain-game format to ensure a relaxed experience for students.
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Consultation with our Center Director
After the assessment, our Center Director will personally explain your child's cognitive profile to you, backed by a comprehensive written report. Based on these findings, we will recommend the most suitable, research-supported program and a personalized plan to help your child.
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Watch your child succeed with the right program
Start our one-on-one, fun and intense training to target your weak skills.
By strengthening attention, cognitive skills, and IQ, your child will gain the tools to learn more effectively and efficiently. This will lead to enhanced confidence and self-esteem.