What Is Educational Therapy?
Educational Therapy is not tutoring. It is an individualized, intensive approach designed to support children and adults with learning challenges by addressing how they learn—not just what they are learning.
Educational Therapy can help individuals who experience challenges such as:
Learning disabilities in reading, writing, or math
Dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia
ADHD and executive function difficulties
Processing challenges (visual, auditory, or language-based)
Organization, study skills, or motivation concerns
Academic anxiety, low confidence, or social skill difficulties
Educational Therapy helps clients understand their learning profile, build on their strengths, and develop practical strategies to make learning easier. The focus is on increasing confidence, independence, and long-term success at school, work, and in daily life.
Each client receives a personalized plan based on how they learn, think, and feel. Educational Therapists work closely with parents, teachers, schools, and other professionals to ensure support is consistent across settings.
What Is an Educational Therapist?
Educational Therapists are trained in assessment, learning differences, and a wide range of evidence-based teaching strategies. They collaborate with families, educators, and other professionals to fully understand each client’s needs and provide meaningful, individualized support.
EnCourage Institute is affiliated with the Association of Educational Therapists.
