A Letter from a Mom
I don’t know how I will ever find a way to adequately express my gratitude and appreciation for all the astonishing ways in which you changed my son’s life, and my life. I find myself in constant amazement at what you were able to accomplish. Often I still find myself in frozen shock at the…
A Letter from a Mom of a 5 year old
My daughter struggled to retain most information taught to her
From a Mom to a Center Director
You were just fantastic at the meeting with the school.
A Letter from an 8th Grade Student
I want to thank all of the people at Lindamood-Bell for really helping me through my writing and how I perform as a student. At first, I was hesitant to coming here because it seemed like a lot of work. I realize now that not only was I learning new things and meeting new people,…
A Lindamood-Bell Story: Family Holiday Letter
A family talks about their remarkable year as they transition from homeschooling to public schools.
Ian’s Story: An adult learns to read and comprehend after suffering a brain injury
Ian is an adult student at Lindamood-Bell, a veteran, and husband. While serving in the armed services, specialists discovered that he had sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) from an accident that happened a year before. He came to us full of self-doubt and frightened. His memory, reading and comprehension skills, math skills, and relationships…
“No one knew I had a learning disability.” | Learning Centers
An Adult’s Struggle to Read
The future looks brighter for a student with autism | Lindamood-Bell Learning Centers
18-year-old Kevin describes his own progress in the Visualizing and Verbalizing program. His mother, Claudia, and autism expert Dr. Ricki Robinson discuss how autism affects his schoolwork and life.
A young adult describes her own reading comprehension instruction
This college student’s struggling comprehension improved greatly after Lindamood-Bell instruction.
Parent of a child with autism describes instruction
A mom discusses her experience with Lindamood-Bell instruction for her child, who has autism, and the great success she experienced.