Do I have a learning disability?

Determining whether you or your child have a Learning Disability (LD) can be complicated. Adults today may not have had access to services or tests to diagnose LD when they were in school and, even now, many schools are reluctant to test students who show signs of LD. Very successful people may struggle with an LD, and it can be difficult to admit that you or your child need extra help.

A Learning Disability can interfere with a person’s school and personal life in many different ways. For those with dyslexia, learning to read and spell correctly can be a major obstacle. If you have dysgraphia then writing-intensive tasks can be very difficult and tedious. Dyscalculia can interfere with your ability to keep up in math, science, and personal finances. Even telling time can become a near-impossible task, and getting and following directions can be difficult, as can paying attention in class or at a work meeting. more

About L.L.S.

Our mission is to provide excellent, affordable, multi-sensory educational services to children and adults.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Our Methods

We primarily use Orton-Gillingham, a proven method of multisensory language instruction specially developed for helping dyslexic learners. We expand this method to work with children and adults with other language-based learning differences, English language learners, and persons with ADHD. It is also a great method for non-learning-disabled students. more