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Customized reading instruction for children and teens, coaching and support for parents of struggling readers, and foundational reading assessments  by a nationally certified literacy and dyslexia specialist based on Oahu's North Shore,
serving clients nationwide.

Based in Hawaii
Online Services Nationwide

Got Questions? Let Me Help.

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes, I offer a complimentary 20-minute consultation to discuss your child’s literacy needs and how I can help support their progress.

What geographic areas do you service?

My online course is accessible from anywhere with the internet. I  also provide 1:1 virtual services to parents and students nationwide.

Is parent coaching the same as tutoring?

While tutoring focuses on delivering personalized reading and spelling instruction, parent coaching helps parents advocate for their child’s literacy needs at school.  I suggest starting with my video-based  online course that will guide parents through understanding their rights and communicating with the school.  If you have additional questions or keep getting stonewalled at school I also offer 1:1  parent coaching.

What is your background & Training in the field of education & literacy?

With over 25 years of experience in early education, I hold a graduate degree in Reading Science and a Dyslexia Certificate from Mount St. Joseph University. I am trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach and certified as a Structured Literacy Dyslexia Specialist by CERI. Additionally, I serve as an active board member of the International Dyslexia Association, Hawaii Branch.

How do I get my child started with private tutoring?

The first step is a foundational reading assessment to identify your child’s specific needs. This includes two sessions with your child, followed by data analysis and a detailed report to ensure that lessons are customized to meet your child's unique needs.

My child’s teacher says she’s doing fine but I am concerned. What should I do?

If the teacher reports no concerns, don’t wait—early intervention is crucial. Request a meeting with your child’s teacher to discuss your concerns. My free parent-teacher guide can help you navigate this conversation and my online course includes scripts, guidance, and email templates to guide you.