Strategies to help children who struggle to read
Strategies to help children who struggle to read

Coastal New Jersey's Clinical Authority on Speech, Language and Literacy

Speech Therapy & Reading Intervention

Communication. Literacy. Confidence.

At Point Speech Pathology and Literacy Lab, we help children who struggle with learning to read, reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, and language skills. Our licensed speech language pathologists combine speech and language therapy with evidence-based reading instruction, including structured literacy. We use your child’s individual learning profile to provide targeted, research-based support that strengthens the language skills underlying reading, writing, and academic success.

Point Speech Pathology & Literacy Lab

What happens next?

1. Tell us what you're noticing.
Complete our short inquiry form.

2. We'll help determine the right starting point.
We'll review your concerns and recommend the appropriate next step.

3. Schedule an evaluation or consultation.
If an evaluation is appropriate, we'll get you scheduled.

4. Get a clear plan.
You'll leave with a better understanding of your child's needs and recommended next steps.

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Where does your child need support?

LEARNING TO READ

Your child may not need more practice. They may need the right kind of support.

Our practice offers targeted intervention across the full spectrum of pediatric speech and literacy challenges. Each track is built on the latest research and tailored to individual needs.

Our Clinical Commitment

Diagnostic rigor, not generic academic tutoring.

We look at the language skills underneath reading, comprehension, vocabulary, and academic performance.

Begin with Diagnostic Clarity

A precise understanding of your child's needs is the first step toward effective intervention. Schedule an assessment to discuss a tailored path forward.