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Cognitive Educational Evaluation
Consultations & Advocacy
Crisis Intervention
Early Childhood Outreach
Parent Coaching
Professional Development for Educators
Speech & Language
Summer Study Skills Classes
Tutoring
Workshops
Pay Online
"Thank you for helping me learn to read better."
 
    -6th grade student
 
What we do
 

Not every child learns the same way.  Many children struggle in the classroom and beyond because of a learning disability or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).  

Left untreated, 37.8% of children with learning disabilities often sustain emotional and psychological problems, are far more likely to fall victim to substance abuse, and are more apt to become involved with the juvenille justice system. However, with the correct intervention, these children can thrive in the classroom and lead productive and successful lives.

St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association helps students with LD, ADHD, autism, and all atypical learning and behavior styles.  We offer a wide range of programs and services to achieve targeted solutions for each child as well as his or her family and/or educator. These include:
 
 



 

 

         
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