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EVIDENCE-BASED DYSLEXIA INTERVENTION
Building Confident Learners.
Becoming Stronger Readers.
Start a Conversation Today.
Personalized, structured literacy instruction for students with dyslexia
and other reading and writing challenges.
Resilience • Resolve • Results
RESILIENCE
Meet Students Where They Are.
Every student brings their own strengths, challenges, and experiences to learning. Instruction begins with understanding where a student is today and building from there.
With patient, supportive instruction, students can develop the skills and confidence they need to keep moving forward.


Individualized
My instruction is grounded in Orton-Gillingham principles, providing systematic and multisensory approaches tailored to each student's needs.

Supportive
I customize lessons to meet students where they are, fostering confidence and independence in reading and writing skills.

Confidence Building
My methods are continually updated based on current reading research to ensure the most effective interventions.
RESOLVE
Structured Instruction. Individualized Support.
Learning to read takes time, practice, and the right kind of instruction—explicit, systematic, and cumulative. Lessons are carefully structured while remaining
responsive to each student's needs, giving them clear strategies and opportunities to practice new skills.
Phonology
Building awareness of the sounds within spoken language.
Phonics and Morphology
Connecting speech sounds with letters and spelling patterns.
Fluency and Syntax
Reading Words & Connected Text. Improving accuracy, fluency, and comprehension.
Oral Language and Writing
Exploring the relationship between spoken and written words to strengthen language and understanding.

EVIDENCE-BASED INSTRUCTION
Grounded in Orton-Gillingham. Informed by the Science of Reading
My instruction is grounded in the principles and practices of the Orton-Gillingham approach, including explicit, systematic, multisensory instruction in phonology, sound-symbol relationships, syllable types, spelling patterns, morphology, and language structure.
My approach is also informed by research on orthographic processing and word recognition, including the work of Dr. Linnea Ehri.
Structured instruction + current reading research + individualized support
This research helps inform how students develop accurate and automatic word recognition by connecting speech sounds, letters, spelling patterns, and meaningful word parts.
Most importantly, instruction is individualized. The goal is to address both what a student needs to learn and how that student learns best.

The goal isn't simply to teach students to read.
It's to help them become confident, capable, independent readers.RESULTS
Stronger Skills. Greater Confidence. More Independence.
When students have instruction that meets their needs, they can begin to build the skills and
strategies that support stronger reading and writing.

Stronger Reading Skills
Developing more accurate and effective word reading.

Growing Confidence
Recognizing progress and approaching learning with greater confidence.

Greater Independence
Building tools and strategies students can use beyond the lesson.

Better Spelling/Writing
Understanding patterns and structures that support spelling/writing.
WHO I SUPPORT
For Students Who Need a Different
Approach to Reading.
Individualized instruction can support students experiencing ongoing difficulty
with reading, spelling, writing, or word recognition.
Students with Dyslexia
Structured literacy support designed around individual learning needs.
Struggling Readers
Targeted instruction for students who need additional support developing reading skills.
Spelling & Writing Challenges
Explicit instruction to strengthen spelling, word structure, and written language.
Developing Confidence
Support for students who need encouragement as they build new skills.

THE PERSON BEHIND THE INSTRUCTION
Teaching the Student, Not Just the Skill.
Tracy Bradley, CALT provides individualized, evidence-based reading instruction designed to help students understand how reading works, develop stronger skills, and gain confidence along the way.
Education & Credentials
Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT)
Master's Degree in Curriculum & Instruction
Bachelor's Degree in Theatre Education
Training / Specialty
Specialized training in structured literacy and dyslexia intervention through the Rawson Saunders Institute, part of the Neuhaus Education Center. Instruction is grounded in Orton-Gillingham principles and incorporates an understanding of phonology, orthographic processing, word reading, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, spelling, and written language.
Experience
7 years of experience providing individualized reading and dyslexia instruction.QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK
A Few Things You May Be Wondering
Is your instruction based on Orton-Gillingham?
Yes. My instruction is grounded in the principles and practices of the Orton-Gillingham approach, including explicit, systematic, multisensory instruction.
I also draw on current research around orthographic processing and word recognition, including the work of Dr. Linnea Ehri.
Most importantly, instruction is individualized to the student. I combine structured literacy principles with research on how students develop skilled reading and writing to address each student's specific needs.
Who is this instruction for?
Instruction is designed for students with dyslexia and other reading and writing challenges who benefit from structured, individualized support.
Will every student follow the same program?
No. While instruction follows structured literacy principles, lessons are individualized based on the student's current skills, needs, and progress.
How do I know if this is the right support for my child?
The best place to start is a conversation about your student's current reading and writing needs, their strengths, and the areas where they are experiencing difficulty.
What happens during instruction?
Lessons are structured around the student's current skills and needs, with explicit
teaching, guided practice, and opportunities to apply new skills.

READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP?
Let's Help Your Student Move Forward.
Have questions about your child's reading or writing progress? Get in touch to learn more about individualized evidence-based instruction.
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