Dyslexia therapy is specialized, research‑based instruction designed for children who struggle with reading, spelling, and written language. Unlike traditional tutoring, dyslexia therapy is:
• Systematic
• Explicit
• Multisensory
• Structured
This approach helps students build strong foundational reading and spelling skills while also increasing confidence and independence.
Your child may benefit from dyslexia therapy if they:
• Struggle to learn letter names and sounds
• Have difficulty reading words and sentences
• Guess at words while reading
• Struggle with spelling
• Avoid reading or writing
• Have difficulty with handwriting
• Become frustrated or discouraged with schoolwork.
Sweet Home Learning Academy supports students with:
• Dyslexia
• Dyscalculia
• Dysgraphia
• Reading difficulties
• Spelling challenges
• Math learning differences
• Writing and handwriting difficulties
At Sweet Home Learning Academy, therapy includes:
• Multisensory instruction
• Explicit phonics instruction
• Structured literacy
• Reading fluency development
• Spelling instruction
• Writing support
• Confidence building
• Progress monitoring
Students are taught using visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning methods to strengthen memory and understanding.
Sweet Home Learning Academy offers small group therapy for maximum support and encouragement.
Group Details:
• Small groups (up to 6 students) • Students grouped by skill level • Individualized instruction within the group • Encouraging, supportive learning environment
This model allows students to receive personalized instruction while also benefiting from peer encouragement.
Sweet Home Learning Academy offers screening and evaluation options to help identify student needs.
Screening Options:
• Dyslexia Screenings
• Academic Skill Screenings
• Targeted Learning Deficit Identification
Comprehensive Evaluation:
• Test of Dyslexia
• Detailed results
• Instructional recommendations
• Parent consultation
Screenings help determine if dyslexia therapy is appropriate and identify areas of need.
Parents can expect:
• Caring, supportive instruction
• Regular communication
• Progress monitoring
• Encouragement for students
• A welcoming learning environment
Our goal is not only academic growth, but also confidence, independence, and a love for learning.