By: Brooke Haessig M.A., CF-SLP A common mistake that some parents and teachers make is pushing reading on a child. We all know that the best way for a child to improve their reading skills is to read! However, for some children, this is easier said than done. Some...
There are two ways children learn language. Children are either analytic language processors or they are gestalt language processors. It is important to know how your child learns and processes language in order to provide an environment that supports language...
By: Suzanne Schuchert, M.S, CCC-SLP What did handwriting instruction look like when you were in elementary school? Was it all pencils and worksheets? How did your teachers prepare you to develop your writing skills? While this kind of instruction is certainly...
At Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center, we know how overwhelming a dyslexia diagnosis can be. It can be confusing to know where to turn for reliable resources to help support your child. The good news is that you are not alone. There are many great resources out...
Receiving a dyslexia diagnosis can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! This diagnosis, while challenging, can give you a lot of answers. You may wonder what’s next now that the diagnosis has been made. First of all, you’ve made a huge step already. Many...
When it comes to reading/spelling, there are many rules that can be easily forgotten over time. Why do I read the word ride with a long vowel rather than a short vowel? Do I know when to spell a word with “ck” versus “k”? Why in the world is the word giant produced...