Dyslexia Therapy with MTA

This is the same structured, evidence-based kind of reading instruction as our Reading & Spelling Instruction program: MTA is structured literacy. What sets this program apart isn’t a fancier method; it’s the dose and the focus. Dyslexia-focused instruction runs at higher intensity, with 4–5 short sessions a week, one child at a time, and lessons closely tailored to your child, because that consistency is where a dyslexia-specific program does its work. It’s built for children with a dyslexia diagnosis or a clear dyslexia profile, the same approach specialized dyslexia therapists use, delivered here as one-on-one instruction.

About “multisensory.” MTA teaches through sight, sound, touch, and movement together, a hallmark of its Orton-Gillingham heritage, the tradition born at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas. Multisensory is how the lessons are delivered: it’s the approach nearly every dyslexia-therapy certification is built on. The strength of the results rests on the structured-literacy content underneath (explicit, systematic instruction, which has strong research support), rather than on any claim that engaging more senses is, by itself, a proven cure.

4–5 short one-on-one sessions a week, by design (the frequency the program recommends for fidelity). After-school life is real, though: kids have activities, families have schedules, and you have the final say on what your week can hold. We’ll be straight about what a lighter week means for pace: we won’t promise the same results at reduced intensity, but we’ll work with what your family can sustain. $75 per session.