Parents and legal guardians can either fill out our online form or if they prefer using our PDF version available to download where it can printed, fill in and then email or mailed to us before starting in the therapy.
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Comprehensive Tutoring

The Children's Center for Therapy and Learning offers comprehensive tutoring in the areas of math, reading and other academic areas.  Our Educational specialists are specialized in the subject area that they remediate.  They hold additional trainings in those areas as well to better serve the children that they work with.  Many of our tutors have training in the Lindamood Bell Approach and other multi-sensory learning programs.  They work collaboratively with our therapists and the child's family and classroom teachers to help children reach their greatest learning potentials.  Our learning specialists can also help with homework and school projects that often seem overwhelming to parents. 

Clients Testimony
January 05, 2011 N/A
My two year old son went to the Children's Center after spending a year at another therepy center. The first couple of weeks I saw a difference in my son. Dana, the Director, is amazing. She is not only a great speech pathologist but she also knows about other therapies. After a couple of visits she told me that my son was exhibiting immature hand posture and low muscle tone. She urged me to get an OT and PT evaluation. We found that my son was also significantly delayed in these areas as well. I went to see a Neorologist who within our 20 minute session diagnosed my son with Childhood Apraxia... read more
Posted By Sabrina
August 10, 2010 Bionic Brain Camp
“Our boys made great progress, the training you provided to us at the end as well as the feedback were really helpful. We would like to come back next year”
Posted By One Mom
August 09, 2009 Bionic Brain Camp
“My son made great progress and is thriving in his new class. At the end of last school year it was recommended that he start this school year with a shadow, but now thankfully that is not going to be necessary. He is functioning well in a typical classroom without any additional support.”
Posted By One Mom