In person across the Triangle in North Carolina, or online anywhere.
I provide one-to-one structured literacy intervention two ways: in person across the Triangle region of North Carolina, and online with families anywhere in the country.
Apex
Based here
Cary
Raleigh
Holly Springs
Fuquay-Varina
In person
Sessions run three times a week, one to one. I come to your home when the space suits focused work, and we settle the particulars during the first consult.
Online
The same structured, multisensory Orton-Gillingham instruction, live over video, for families anywhere in the country. What changes is the room.
How virtual sessions work
Just outside these towns, or in one of the surrounding communities? Ask during the consult and we can work out whether in person or online fits better.
Questions about where I work.
Do you serve my town?
In person, I work across the Triangle in North Carolina: Apex, Cary, Raleigh, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, and the surrounding communities. If you’re just outside that and aren’t sure, ask during the consult and we can work out whether in person or online fits better.
Do you come to our home?
Yes. I come to the family’s home when the setting supports focused work. A quiet, consistent space matters for this kind of teaching. We talk through the particulars during the first consult.
What does the intervention involve?
One-to-one, Orton-Gillingham reading instruction for students with dyslexia, three sessions per week. The Literacy Intervention page explains what it is and how the work is shaped, and Approach goes deeper on the teaching itself.
How long before we see progress?
Reading change is gradual and cumulative. We plan on enough time to build a working rhythm and to judge fit fairly, rather than promising a fixed timeline. The Literacy Intervention page sets out what can be known, and when.
Not sure which setting fits, or whether I can reach you?
That’s one of the things the free consult is for. We can talk through where you are, how your child learns, and whether in person or online makes more sense, with no obligation either way.
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