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Reading Rehabilitation

Services for dyslexia and reading lag

A structured program designed to help learners become accurate, fluent readers - step by step, with measurable progress.

Start with an assessment Learn about dyslexia

Program overview

The Loftier Literacy Reading Program is suited to learners from primary through adult who can pass a Grade 1 decoding baseline. For learners not yet ready, a foundational series can be completed first.

Four core sections
  • Ocular movement & left‑to‑right sequencing
  • Basic decoding
  • Sound recognition
  • Advanced decoding
Delivery options
  • Online lessons via video conferencing
  • In‑office sessions (availability varies)
  • Support for tutors/instructors using the program
Many families look for meaningful grade-level movement - your plan will be tailored to the learner and paced for durable mastery.

Assessment options

Assessments help pinpoint what’s holding reading back and guide lesson focus.

  • Contrast sensitivity screening with coloured overlays (CSS)
  • Word attack (decoding) testing
  • Fluency and comprehension checks
  • Vocabulary review and reading history
  • Optional Dyslexia Determination Testing (DDT) to inform lesson adaptations
If your learner is two grades behind (or more) in word attack, dyslexia may be a factor worth exploring.
What it looks like

A calm, structured session

Clear steps, steady feedback, and encouragement — in office or online.

One-on-one instruction
1:1 coaching
Patient instruction that meets the learner where they are.
Decoding practice
Sound & decoding practice
Build a reliable sound bank and decoding strategies.
Online session
Online or in‑office
Flexible delivery while keeping structure consistent.

Supportive learning habits

Some families choose to pair structured reading work with brain‑healthy routines (sleep, movement, nutrition). Loftier Literacy also shares educational information about options discussed in the program materials.

Health note
Any supplement/nutrition information is educational and not medical advice. Please consult a qualified professional for personal health guidance.