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What is Educational Therapy?

Educational therapy is the clinical practice of identifying, creating and using specific methods, strategies, tools and approaches to help support academic success in students with learning challenges.  

 

Educational therapists work to create and implement individualized treatment plans to help remediate learning issues and highlight individuals' strengths, while helping students build self-awareness and strengthen executive skills to become more self-reliant, efficient learners.  

 

Educational Therapists partner with parents, schools and other allied professionals to ensure best student outcomes, providing support with IEPs and 504 plans as well as curriculum accommodations and modifications. 

About Amy

Amy is a certificated Educational Therapist and credentialed teacher English, Social Studies and English Language Development.  With over 20 years’ classroom experience teaching students of all levels and abilities, from Reading Remediation to AP English Literature, Amy uses her expertise in learning and school systems to help students with learning differences grow confidence and facility with school.

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What is Educational Therapy?

Educational Therapy offers a wide range of intensive, individualized interventions designed to remediate learning challenges and build resilience.​

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This can include:

  • Assessing and addressing learning challenges, including ADHD, dyslexia and other language-based learning disabilities

  • Teaching, modeling and remediating academic and executive skills 

  • Creating and implementing custom strategies to increase student confidence, effectiveness and efficiency

  • Identifying and capitalizing on student strengths, interests, skills and goals

  • Providing guidance and support with school communication 504 plans, IEPs, accommodations and modifications

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