Helping Struggling Readers Become Confident Readers
Welcome to HandinHand Reading Services!
📚 Reading can be hard—but the right teaching can make a big difference.
We provide one-on-one, structured literacy instruction for students with dyslexia and other reading challenges. We use proven methods based on the Science of Reading and Orton-Gillingham. Lessons are planned around each student's needs, strengths, and progress.
Our goal is about more than reading skills. We want students to build c...
What Makes Us Different?
✨ At HandinHand Reading Services, we know every learner is different. Lessons are clear, step-by-step, personalized, and engaging.
✨ We use proven structured literacy methods, including Orton-Gillingham and the Science of Reading. We can work on reading, spelling, vocabulary, understanding what you read, and writing.
✨ Some students also need help with executive functioning—skills that help us plan, organize, get sta...
How HandinHand Has Grown
📖 HandinHand Reading Services began with my love of helping struggling readers. For 20 years, I have worked with students who learn in different ways. I have seen many bright, capable students struggle—not because they can't learn, but because they need to be taught in a way that works for them.
🌱 Over time, I learned that reading was only part of the picture. Many students also needed help with writing, executive f...
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Learning Should Build Skills and Confidence
At HandinHand Reading Services, we believe students learn best when instruction is clear, supportive, and designed around how they learn. Strong literacy instruction is important, but learning is about more than completing a lesson. Students also need opportunities to think, talk, write, play, problem-solve, and practice skills in meaningful ways.
We use a balance of structured teaching, hands-on activities, games, conversation, visuals, writing, and technology when it supports learning. The goal is not to use every tool. It is to choose the right tool for the learner. Most of all, we want students to understand how they learn, recognize their progress, and become more confident and independent.
