We provide reading and writing support for students of all ages, including those with dyslexia and other reading challenges. Our services are available for emerging readers, struggling learners, homeschoolers, and students in public, private, and charter schools.

We specialize in structured, research-based instruction, including the Orton-Gillingham approach for dyslexia. Our Reading Therapists use multisensory techniques, direct instruction, and cumulative review to help students build lasting reading and writing skills.

Sessions typically last 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the student’s needs. Some younger students or those with attention difficulties may benefit from shorter sessions.

We recommend at least two sessions per week for steady progress, but frequency depends on the student’s goals and needs. 

If your child struggles with reading fluency, comprehension, spelling, or writing, or has been diagnosed with dyslexia or another learning challenge, tutoring can provide the structured support they need to improve.

Students meet with a live Reading Therapist through a secure virtual platform. Sessions are interactive, using screen sharing, digital whiteboards, and hands-on activities to engage learners.

Yes! Our structured, multisensory approach works just as well online as in person. Many students thrive in a virtual setting because they can learn in a comfortable environment with fewer distractions.

Students need a computer or tablet with a microphone, webcam, and internet access. A stylus or touchscreen can be helpful but is not required.

Yes, parents are welcome to observe, but we encourage students to work independently to build confidence and engagement.

We offer in-person tutoring in Denver, Colorado at a designated tutoring space. Details will be provided upon scheduling.

The content and structure are the same, but in-person tutoring allows for more hands-on activities and direct interaction. Some students benefit from face-to-face learning, while others do just as well online.

At this time, we do not offer in-home tutoring. All in-person sessions take place at a set location.

One-on-one tutoring provides focused, individualized instruction based on the student’s specific needs. The Reading Therapist tailors the lesson to the student’s pace, skills, and learning style.

Group sessions are small (typically 2–4 students) and allow for collaborative learning. Students work on the same skills together in a structured format while benefiting from peer support.

One-on-one tutoring is best for students who need personalized attention or significant reading intervention. Group sessions work well for students who benefit from a social learning environment and structured reading practice.

We use Orton-Gillingham-based instruction, multisensory strategies, and explicit, structured phonics instruction to support students with dyslexia and other reading challenges.

Yes! Our sessions include spelling, grammar, sentence structure, and written expression to help students become stronger writers.

Our primary focus is building reading and writing skills, but we can incorporate schoolwork into sessions if it aligns with the student’s learning goals.

Every student is different, but with consistent sessions, many see noticeable improvement in reading fluency, comprehension, and writing within a few months.