How Can Counseling Help Children with Dyslexia?
It is not uncommon for children with dyslexia to experience bouts of anxiety, depression, or social withdrawal. It can also cause various time management hurdles for students as they require extra time to complete reading and writing assignments. Counseling can address each of these challenges–and more.
Remember, dyslexia won’t go away as a child ages. So the earlier they can build healthy habits and learn effective coping tools, the better. At NPS, our counselors are trained to help people of all ages reduce their anxiety and stress, develop quality social skills, build stronger relationships, and achieve a higher quality of life.
We trust that you are doing everything you can to ensure a happy and successful life for your dyslexic child. Our team is here to help shoulder the burden and lend our professional expertise along the way.
Therapists
These are our therapists who are experienced in working with Educational Issues.
