Nashville Dyslexia Center: Providing Hope and Help

We understand how hard it is when your child struggles with reading. Learning challenges can affect your child’s academics and self-esteem. But we are here to tell you there is hope! Your child CAN learn to read and spell! Using Take Flight: A Comprehensive Intervention for Students with Dyslexia, a program that is systematic, explicit, and multisensory, our tutors will teach your child the skills needed to be a successful reader. Contact us to schedule your child’s consultation today!

Not sure if your child needs a specialized tutor for reading? Click here to learn about the signs for you should look for.

 

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Expert dyslexia tutoring—anytime, anywhere! At Nashville Dyslexia Center, our online tutoring helps students nationwide build reading and spelling skills from the comfort of home. Through personalized, research-based instruction on Zoom, our dedicated tutors support your child’s journey to confident reading.

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Expert Tutoring, Expert Care

 

Our expertly trained tutors are dedicated to your child’s success. Every NDC tutor has specialized dyslexia training, ensuring students receive the best support possible. Founded by a Certified Academic Language Therapist, NDC is built on the power of individualized instruction to help every learner thrive. Read our story here.

Nashville Dyslexia Center Mission

 

The Nashville Dyslexia Center’s purpose is to provide hope and help for struggling readers by providing the very best individualized instruction by highly qualified dyslexia specialists.

SPECIAL EVENT! Join us at the 2025 Music City Run for Dyslexia on September 27!Music City Run for Dyslexia


Contact Us

615-999-7072

info@nashvilledyslexiacenter.com

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Very early on in my teaching career, I totally missed the signs of dyslexia in one of my fourth grade students.

He was bright and hard-working. He was polite and well-liked in class.

When I called on him to read aloud, I cringed inside. His reading was so labored. He made lots of mistakes reading, even little words.

His spelling was always poor. His written expression didn't match how he could speak.

I didn't know what to do.

He eventually had to leave our little private school. Our school lost a great family to work with.

That memory motivates me as I lead Nashville Dyslexia Center.

Now I know what to do. A child who doesn't read or spell well needs someone who is well trained in dyslexia and how to teach.

I can't go back and fix the past.

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