Your child is working hard. So why does reading still feel so hard?

That’s where I come in.

I start by figuring out what’s actually getting in the way and which underlying skills need attention. Then I build individualized instruction around what your child needs most.

Through explicit, structured literacy instruction, we work on phonics, decoding, spelling, fluency, and comprehension to help your child build stronger skills and become a capable, confident reader.

My approach draws from research-backed Orton-Gillingham and Speech-to-Print approaches and is tailored to your child’s individual learning needs.

This is specialized online reading intervention and dyslexia support for children who need targeted instruction based on how they learn.

Best for: Children who are struggling with reading or spelling, have persistent reading difficulties, have dyslexia, or need individualized reading support.

Want to support your child's reading at home but aren't sure where to start?

A Family Reading Roadmap gives you a clear plan based on your child's actual reading skills. It combines a reading assessment, one-on-one coaching call, and personalized at-home plan so you know exactly what to focus on.

You'll know what to work on, how to work on it, and what to do next.

Give your beginning reader a strong foundation from the start.

Beginning Readers Club provides explicit instruction in the foundational skills children need to learn to read, including phonics, decoding, spelling, and early reading skills.

Rather than guessing at words or memorizing them, children learn how to use the skills they are taught to figure out words for themselves.

The goal isn't just to help your child learn to read. It's to help them become a capable, confident reader who feels successful from the start.

Best for: Beginning readers who are learning the foundations of reading and families who want to build strong reading skills from the start.

Reading gets a whole lot more complicated in 4th grade.

By 4th and 5th grade, kids are expected to do much more than simply read the words on the page. They need to read to learn, understand what they read, learn new vocabulary, and write about their thinking.

This small-group class focuses on the skills that help students handle those demands, including multisyllable words, word parts, vocabulary, spelling, reading comprehension, and writing about reading.

The goal is to help students become more capable, confident readers who can use what they read across the school day.

Best for: 4th and 5th graders who need additional support with reading comprehension, vocabulary, multisyllable words, spelling, or writing about reading.

Sometimes your child doesn't need ongoing weekly intervention. They need a focused support in one specific area.

Literacy BURSTS are 4-week intensive reading programs designed to target a specific skill or set of skills, such as phonics, decoding, fluency, or spelling.

With multiple sessions each week, we focus on the skills your child needs most, with instruction and progress monitoring built into the four-week program.

Each Literacy BURST begins with a diagnostic reading assessment and ends with a progress follow-up, so you can see where your child started, what we worked on, and the progress made over four weeks.

Best for: Children who need focused support in a specific area of reading or spelling but may not need ongoing weekly intervention.

Investment begins at $2,200 for the full 4-week program.

Need a little extra support with reading, writing, spelling, or schoolwork?

TPF now offers in-home tutoring for K–8 students on Staten Island, provided by a TPF team member.

Sessions are designed to support the literacy skills your child is working on in school, with individualized help in reading, writing, spelling, and related schoolwork.

This is a great option for families looking for in-person reading and writing support without the need for specialized reading intervention.

Best for: K–8 students on Staten Island who need additional support with reading, writing, spelling, or schoolwork.

Not sure why reading feels so hard for your child?

A comprehensive, one-on-one reading assessment can help you understand what's really going on.

I look at key reading and spelling skills, including phonological awareness, phonics, decoding, word reading, spelling, and fluency. After the assessment, we'll meet for a follow-up consultation to review the results, answer your questions, and talk through what would make the most sense for your child.

You'll walk away with a clearer picture of your child's current skills, a better understanding of where they may be struggling, and clear next steps whether or not you continue working with me.

Investment begins at $425.

Formal written reports are available for an additional fee.

Have questions about your child's reading and want real-time guidance?

A Power Hour is a focused one-on-one coaching session for parents who want help understanding what they're seeing and figuring out what to do next.

Bring your questions, concerns, or even a specific reading or spelling challenge you're dealing with at home. We'll talk it through together, and you'll leave with practical next steps you can actually use.

Investment begins at $249.

The Phonics Framework partners with schools and educational organizations to strengthen literacy instruction through structured literacy and evidence-based reading practices.

Consulting may include teacher coaching and mentorship, intervention planning, instructional audits, data analysis, professional development, and interactive workshops.

Each partnership is tailored to the needs of the school, educators, and students we serve.

Interested in bringing The Phonics Framework to your school? Let's talk.