Some children struggle with reading or fall behind in their reading development, even with extra practice at school. They may read slowly, make frequent mistakes, or find it difficult to understand what they’re reading. Spelling can also be challenging, as well as automating information like multiplication tables or phonemes.

Signs that may indicate reading or learning difficulties:

• Slow or choppy reading

• Difficulty with spelling or remembering words

• Trouble quickly naming numbers, letters, or sounds

• Little enjoyment of reading or avoidance of reading

• Often doesn’t understand what has been read

When reading difficulties begin to emerge, it’s important to offer support early. Timely intervention can prevent further delays and help maintain a child’s confidence. Together, we identify the root of the problem and provide personalized guidance tailored to the child’s needs.

Please note: If an official dyslexia diagnosis has been made, speech therapy for reading and spelling is no longer covered by health insurance. In such cases, support is often already provided through school or a dyslexia specialist.

Not sure whether your child is experiencing a reading or learning problem? An intake or assessment can offer clarity. See the contact form.

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