Orton Gillingham Reading Intervention
Utilizing Orton-Gillingham's multi-sensory approach to reading development.
Why a Reading SLP?
Reading is a complex process that targets many areas of the brain. To read a word we must visually process the information, map letters to sounds to create the word, access our semantic network to connect the word to meaning, use executive functioning skills to detect and correct errors and hold onto the word in our working memory while we read other words to form a sentence. A breakdown can occur in any of these stages of the reading processes. Speech-language pathologists are trained in cognitive and language assessments and intervention allowing them to target all aspects of reading and writing to create a comprehensive approach to literacy development.
Virtual
Have a busy schedule or can't be in two places at once? Live in a remote area or have a child who attends better in the morning? Ms. Kerry offers virtual sessions for 1:1 reading tutoring before, during and afterschool across the nation.
In-Person
Ms. Kerry offers individual OG based reading tutoring in person at her Mt. Pleasant office and local private schools.
Locations:
Mt. Pleasant Office: 523 Live Oak Drive
Morning: Charleston area schools
Literacy Group
Have a little one who likes to learn on the move? Research supports children learn best through movement and meaningful connections.
Ms. Kerry's literacy groups target reading through group activities and multi-sensory stations for a hands on experience to learning.
