Tutoring focuses on what a student learns, while educational therapy focuses on how a student learns.

Traditional tutoring approach:

• Reviews academic content

• Focuses on subject-specific knowledge

• Tutors educated in specific content areas

Educational therapy approach:

• Builds foundational cognitive and academic skills

• Develops a comprehensive profile of strengths and challenges

• Creates targeted plans to improve weaknesses while harnessing strengths

• Practitioners trained in human development, neuropsychology, and learning science

Educational therapy is most beneficial when students experience:

• Struggles across multiple subjects

• Continuous need for extra support

• Inconsistent academic performance

• Difficulty with organization or remembering assignments

• Diagnosed learning disabilities like dyslexia, ADHD, or processing disorders

These patterns often indicate underlying processing skill weaknesses that educational therapy specifically addresses.

Educational therapy is for all ages! NeuroAide serves individuals from Pre-K through adulthood.

Yes. Many adults struggle with weak underlying processing skills that impact their work performance and relationship development.

Educational therapy can strengthen these foundational skills to improve:

• Communication abilities

• Organization skills

• Overall daily functioning