A licensed and clinically certified Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) will take you through a dyslexia evaluation using the Test of Integrated Language and Literacy Skills (TILLS) model. If diagnosed, an official medical document will be provided and can be given to your school to initiate 504 and IEP plans.

We use the Wilson Reading Program to guide your student through sessions each week, either in-person or virtually. This is an Orton-Gillingham based curriculum that follows the Science of Reading principles proven to be the most effective way to teach a struggling student how to read, write, and spell.

Join Champions for Dyslexia, our initiative fostering collaboration among educators and caregivers. Together, we can make a difference and spark change!

It’s easy to feel isolated and alone as a parent when you’re struggling to get the support your dyslexic child needs. In addition to the information found throughout this website, we hope to help provide a network of other local parents to connect with, learn from, mentor and relate to.

We’ve pulled together a list of vetted providers that offer diagnosis and intervention specific to children with dyslexia, helping to save you time in researching who to go to. Know of others we’re missing? Send along and we’ll add to the list!

Knowledge is truly power in the world of dyslexia. There is an abundance of valuable content available, from webinars and podcasts to websites and books. Our leadership team has worked hard to pull together some of our favorite resources so you can review when ready. Have a favorite go-to you’d like added to the list? Let us know!

There are so many great learning opportunities available. Whether hosted by the Alliance or by many other great organizations, this is a fantastic way to learn more about dyslexia.