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Virtual Dyslexia Therapy in New Jersey

Dyslexia Support That Meets You Where You Are! Now Serving Virtual Learners

Our virtual dyslexia services are designed to support New Jersey students with proven, structured literacy approaches that address the root of reading and spelling challenges. We work one-on-one with children and teens to build strong foundational skills, boost confidence, and support long-term academic success—no matter where you live in the state.

Whether you're in Newark, Cherry Hill, Princeton, or a smaller town in between, our expert support is just a click away. Empower your learner with the tools they need to thrive—with compassionate, personalized virtual services that work.

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What is Dyslexia Therapy?

Dyslexia therapy sessions are specialized educational interventions designed to help individuals, particularly children, overcome challenges associated with dyslexia.

Dyslexia is a learning difference that primarily affects reading, spelling, and writing skills, making it difficult for those affected to process and interpret language in the same way as others.

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What to Expect in Dyslexia Therapy Sessions

  • Initial Evaluation

    Therapy typically begins with a thorough assessment to understand the individual's specific challenges. This may include evaluating reading fluency, phonological awareness (the ability to hear and manipulate sounds in words), and comprehension skills.

  • Personalized Goals

    Based on the assessment, specific goals are set. These might involve improving decoding skills (the ability to sound out words), enhancing reading speed and accuracy, or addressing spelling difficulties.

  • Multisensory Teaching Techniques

    Dyslexia therapy uses a multisensory approach, which engages multiple senses—visual, auditory, kinesthetic (movement), and tactile (touch)—to help reinforce learning. For example, a child might learn letter sounds by saying them aloud while tracing the shape of the letters with their fingers.

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  • Phonological Awareness and Phonics Instruction

    A key component of dyslexia therapy is developing phonological awareness. This involves activities that help the individual recognize and work with the sounds of spoken language. Phonics instruction builds on this by teaching the relationship between these sounds and their corresponding letters or groups of letters.

  • Spelling and Writing Support

    Many individuals with dyslexia also struggle with spelling and writing. Therapy sessions often include activities to improve spelling, such as breaking down words into syllables or using mnemonic devices. Writing exercises may also be incorporated to help with sentence structure and written expression.

  • Building Confidence

    Dyslexia can affect a person’s confidence, especially in academic settings. A critical part of therapy is providing positive reinforcement and encouraging a growth mindset. Therapists work to build self-esteem by celebrating progress and helping the individual recognize their own strengths.

  • Progress Monitoring

    Progress is closely monitored throughout therapy. This helps ensure that the sessions remain effective and allows for adjustments in the approach if needed. Regular feedback is provided to both the individual and their family to keep everyone informed and engaged in the process.

Benefits of Dyslexia Therapy

Unlocking Potential: The Transformative Benefits of Dyslexia Therapy

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Dyslexia therapy can lead to significant improvements in reading, writing, and spelling skills. It can also help individuals develop strategies to cope with their learning differences, making academic tasks more manageable. Over time, therapy can foster greater independence and self-confidence in learning, equipping individuals with the tools they need to succeed in school and beyond.

Reading Therapy Session (60 minutes): $100

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Dyslexia is a learning difference that primarily impacts reading, spelling, and writing skills. It affects how the brain processes language, making it harder to decode words and understand written text.

  • Dyslexia therapy uses evidence-based, multi-sensory methods to help individuals improve reading and spelling skills, build confidence, and develop strategies to overcome language-related challenges.

  • We provide dyslexia therapy for children, teens, and adults, tailoring each program to meet specific needs and learning goals.

  • Yes, we offer virtual sessions to provide flexibility and accessibility for all clients.

  • Signs like difficulty with reading, spelling, writing, or consistent trouble decoding words may indicate dyslexia. A professional assessment can help determine if dyslexia therapy is right for your child.

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