Make Learning Fun with Experts in Speech Language Pathology!
1:5 children have Dyslexia. Our goal is to not only help those children learn to read but to also develop self-confidence. We believe passionately in the power of changing lives by giving the gift of reading and ultimately, the world.
Big News!
We are happy to announce that The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) has accredited our Sounds2Print™ Multisensory Reading Program at the Accreditation PLUS level, recognizing its strong alignment with the IDA Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading.
If you're an SLP or educator looking to be trained in the Sounds2Print™ methodology, stay tuned with our newsletter to know when our courses become available!
We are Speech Therapists, and we are here to help!
We know that it has been tough. We know how frustrated you and your child feel right now. You have tried many things already that have not worked. You just want your child to feel normal, be confident, to read aloud and ultimately be happy. We do things differently at RLLC. When you work with our dynamic team, you will get the results you want and it will be the last place you need to go.
Early Identification Is Key
RLLC’s therapists have the expertise to help with early identification of speech, language and literacy delays. Our work focuses on the whole child. This means that RLLC looks beyond the traditional articulation and language deficits. We are skilled literacy experts and understand the impact of not identifying children early. Our focus at The Reading and Language Learning Center is to provide you with an individualized treatment plan to enable your child to reach their full potential!
Giving the Gift of Reading
Parent Testimonials
"In eight months, the Reading and Learning Center (RLLC) has transformed reading and writing for our son. What had been a source of tremendous frustration and angst -- for everyone in the family -- has become a source of pride and accomplishment. Despite hurdles and barriers thrown up by a global pandemic, technology and all the rest, RLLC has given our son an impressive array of tools and skills to master reading and writing. We are forever thankful, and our son continues to grow and learn with the help of RLLC’s team."
- A Satisfied Parent
"Our teenage daughter was diagnosed with some reading comprehension and auditory processing issues. We were referred to the Reading and Language Learning Center (RLLC) for help. RLLC’s therapists were very professional in our communications, attentive to our issues, and flexible with our schedule. They set up a plan to work with our daughter. Over time, our daughter’s grades improved, her confidence in handling schoolwork independently improved, and she never once complained about attending any of the RLLC sessions. (That says a lot!) From the therapists to the billing department, everything went smoothly.
I would highly recommend RLLC."
- A Satisfied Parent, May 2021
We are Skilled Literacy Experts
Our areas of expertise include language and learning disabilities, reading disorders, accent reduction, cognitive rehabilitation, phonemic awareness, speech and sound disorders and diagnostic testing.
Reading Disorders
Reading Disorders
Language & Learning Disabilities
Language & Learning Disabilities
Preschool Language
Preschool Language
Speech Sound Disorders
Speech Sound Disorders
Stuttering
Stuttering
Autism
Autism
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Our Services
We realized early on that many children were lacking the foundational skills for reading and spelling. They were not receiving the necessary support in their school environments so we developed a multisensory reading program, called Sounds2Print™ which addresses reading through a systematic process.
Therapy Services
Therapy Services
Summer Programs
Summer Programs
Parent Seminars
Parent Seminars
Resources
Scarborough’s Reading Rope: How Children Develop Skilled Reading
What makes a skilled reader? Dr. Hollis Scarborough, a psychologist and literacy expert, created the idea of the “Reading Rope” to visually represent each component…
How Dyslexia Affects the Brain During Reading
Reading may feel automatic to a skilled reader, but it is actually a complex process that requires several areas of the brain to work together….