What is Educational Therapy?
If school has become a daily struggle for your child, you might benefit from the support of an Educational Therapist.
Educational therapy is a specialized, one-on-one support service that combines teaching strategies with therapeutic support for kids who struggle with focus, organization, writing, test anxiety, or executive functioning. Educational therapy is especially common for children with ADHD, reading or writing difficulties, dyscalculia, and processing disorders. Below is a breakdown of what an educational therapist does, how educational therapy differs from tutoring, and the signs that your child might benefit from it.
What does an Educational Therapist do?
 An educational therapist synthesizes data from formal and informal assessments, child and parent interviews, and input from other members of the student's support team and develops a plan customized to how your child learns best. They work one-on-one with the child in a low-pressure setting, with the goal of helping them become a confident, independent learner — not just get through the current semester.