Recommended Providers in the Inland Northwest
The INW Dyslexia Alliance is not legally affiliated with these providers; they are included to assist those seeking further information.
Caregiver Tips -
Here are some items to consider when seeking dyslexia support from an outside provider:
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Determine what you are seeking a diagnosis for - is it the right provider for this need?
Ensure the diagnosis will be accepted by your school.
Check the provider's credentials for the state you live in.
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Is the intervention Orton-Gillingham based?
Do they use structured literacy (Science of Reading) principles?
Is the provider qualified as a teacher or SLP?
Do they claim to cure dyslexia? If yes, it's best to avoid. Dyslexia doesn't disappear naturally or with age. With the right support, people with dyslexia can learn to read proficiently.
Dyslexia Evaluations
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Dyslexia Evaluations conducted by a licensed and clinically certified Speech Language Pathologists (SLP). “Donate what you can” payment model.
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Speech Language Pathologist offering dyslexia and language disorder diagnosis, 1:1 intervention services and accommodation support.
Now booking evaluations for June. Currently accepting Premera/Blue Cross insurance.
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Diagnosis from an SLP (accepts state insurance last we checked, contact (509) 835-4404 to learn more)
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Our two-part evaluation can identify potential reading and writing issues early and outline next steps.
Literacy Intervention
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Literacy Intervention using the Wilson Reading Program where students are guided through two 30-minute sessions each week.
“Donate what you can” model that supports families from all income levels.
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BA-Ed, Certified Teacher hosting 1:1 sessions using research based structured literacy.
WIST (Word Identification & Spelling Test) assessment and report to inform instruction. This is a standardized test for literacy but is NOT a formal diagnosis.
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Speech Language Pathologist offering dyslexia and language disorder diagnosis, 1:1 intervention services and accommodation support.
Accepting intervention clients for Summer 2024. Currently accepting Premera/Blue Cross insurance.
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25+ years of teaching experience
15+ years of experience with Barton Reading and Spelling, trained by Susan Barton
Experience with and access to the Barton remote computer program
Available for one-to- one in-person and remote tutoring
Experienced with all ages kindergarten through adult
Dyslexia screening
Review of testing/reports, IEP, and 504 plans
Assistance with developing IEP’s and 504 plans
Available to attend IEP or 504 meetings
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Phonological, reading, and spelling screenings to identify the specific areas where a student needs more support. Intervention sessions are hands-on with a variety of manipulatives to keep students engaged and to make learning fun again!
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Early intervention is highly beneficial for those with reading challenges, though it’s never too late to seek help.
Support Beyond Dyslexia
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Range Community Clinic operates the on-site clinic for the interdisciplinary Autism and Neurodevelopmental Program of Excellence in the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine. The program addresses the needs of children and families impacted by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental disorders through comprehensive evaluation and clinical services, treatment planning, and family support.
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Dr. Blevins is a psychologist specializing in school psychology, Parent Training, autism assessment and treatment, child neuropsychological testing, young child counseling, and physician wellness.
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Services for Attention and Learning Challenges
504/IEP Guidance and Support
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Navigating the world of IEP’s (Individualized Education Plans) and 504’s (school accommodations) is confusing and sometimes frustrating. I provide support to families to help them understand their rights, options, and how to advocate for their child throughout the entire process.
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