Challenges to learning can happen at any age and in any setting. By honoring individual differences and finding ways to expand opportunities for success in school and in employment, we bring hope for a better future. From emergent reading to corporate leading, we help individuals use their power to create success. We provide Educational Therapy for anyone in need of help with Attention Challenges | Language Delays | Learning Disabilities | Perceptual Differences | Social Skills | Reading & Writing | Dyslexia | Memory Training and more... Children Concerned about a child that is struggling at school? Maybe you have a diagnosis or an IEP, but your child is not making sufficient progress. Educational therapy is effective toward supporting school-aged children overcome challenges to learning. It begins with a brief evaluation that helps us develop a plan of action. Don't give up! We are here to help Teens and Tweens Teens who had early learning delays may still struggle to understand concepts, break down projects into smaller tasks, manage time, or interpret complex social interactions. Difficulties associated with adolescence begin to arise and have deep connections to how they communicate with parents, peers, and teachers. Our group and individual sessions help teens develop skills to navigate the teen years with increased confidence Smart but Stuck Know someone who is smart, but stuck? Are they underachieving in the workplace, or trapped in the basement with no desire to leave. Do they seem to be anxious about social situations and avoid situations that might put them in a dull light? Conversational coaching helps "millennials" and "generation x" find their voice and develop the courage to move forward. Click here. Schools Schools are improving every year. Innovative faculties that embrace change are needed as we move today's students into the future. Our leadership coaches work with principals and leadership teams to develop a plan of action and involve stakeholders in the implementation, it's called WE-leadership and it requires a lot of trust. Learn more about how we support improvements at school.