Educational therapy is a specialized, individualized approach that addresses not only what a student needs to learn, but how they learn, and the underlying cognitive needs. At EmilyDiana Collective we integrate evidence-based methods (for example, structured literacy aligned with the science of reading) and tailor instruction for students with learning differences, attention challenges, or academic gaps. Traditional tutoring often focuses on content review and homework help; educational therapy digs deeper to build skills, strategies, and self-advocacy, so the student becomes more independent

Students K-12 who may be struggling with reading, writing, math, attention/executive function, learning differences (dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD) Families/parents seeking support in creating structure, communication, routines at home Teens and young adults navigating academic transitions, self-regulation, planning, and motivation Professionals and schools looking for consulting or presentations on structured literacy, executive functioning, learning & wellness You can see our “Services” page for full details.

Session frequency and duration depend on the individual's needs, goals, and availability. Some may benefit from high‐intensity (e.g., 4 sessions per week / 50 minutes each) while others may engage 1-2 times per week. We discuss options during the consultation and recommend what we believe will support meaningful progress.

Dyslexia (reading decoding, fluency) Dysgraphia (written expression, fine‐motor related writing issues) Executive‐functioning challenges (planning, organization, attention, self-regulation) Math concept and problem‐solving gaps Students transitioning between curricula or schools who need confidence and strategy support Parent coaching around routines, learning differences, communication, self-advocacy See our “Our Services” page for more details.

We provide services in person (in Los Angeles / South Bay area) and via Zoom/online depending on the student’s location and preference. We also may work on-campus at schools (per your arrangement) or in-home, depending on the context.

All ages! K-12 as well as young adults/adults