What we Offer
We help learners with a variety of learning differences including:
ADHD • Dyslexia • Dysgraphia • Dyscalculia • Autism • Working Memory • Processing Speed • Executive Functioning Disorder
SEARCH & TEACH
(K-1st Grade)
Discovery Program
(2nd – 12th Grade)
FIE
ART Therapy
Speech Therapy
How NILD Educational Therapy® Works
Deficits in perception, cognition, and emotional functioning can significantly affect the learning process and contribute to uneven academic performance. Learning may be viewed as a wall made up of interconnected components. Foundational perceptual and cognitive abilities support this structure. When areas such as visual-motor coordination, auditory memory, or abstract and logical thinking are weak or underdeveloped, academic performance is often negatively impacted.
As these cognitive and perceptual weaknesses are strengthened through targeted support and intervention, students typically gain confidence and become more effective learners. Improved foundational skills allow the learning process to function more efficiently, helping students develop greater independence in academic tasks.
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Finding effective intervention can be challenging for parents of children who experience learning difficulties. The National Institute for Learning Development has developed educational tools and approaches designed to provide support and hope for these students and their families.
NILD Educational Therapy differs from traditional tutoring because its focus extends beyond improving academic performance in specific subjects. Instead, it seeks to strengthen underlying cognitive and perceptual weaknesses that interfere with independent learning. This individualized approach uses intensive mediated learning to help students develop stronger thinking, processing, and learning skills over time.
Distinctives of NILD Education Therapy are designed to address learning challenges while promoting expectations for both cognitive and emotional growth. Through this process, students build greater confidence and competence, enabling them to function more independently in academic and everyday learning situations.