Welcome to Literacy Without Limits
Specialized reading instruction designed to help children and adults overcome reading challenges, strengthen spelling skills, and build lifelong confidence.
READING is the key that unlocks the door to a brighter future.
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WHAT WE OFFER
Specialized Reading Instruction
Specialized reading instruction is critical for students with dyslexia, and proven methods can make all the difference. Using evidence-based programs tailored to the unique needs of dyslexic learners, students receive personalized support that strengthens decoding and reading comprehension skills, helping them build confidence and achieve lasting success.
Specialized Spelling Instruction
Mastering spelling is often one of the biggest challenges for students with dyslexia, but targeted instruction can create real breakthroughs. Through proven, multisensory methods, students learn spelling rules and patterns in a way that finally makes sense, transforming them from hesitant spellers into confident, capable writers.
"Children with DYSLEXIA do not outgrow their reading difficulties without intensive, specialized, and research-based intervention."
— Susan Barton
Frequently Asked Questions
We’re here to help—find answers to the most common questions parents ask about our tutoring services
and how we support struggling readers.
Question 1: I'm not sure if my child has dyslexia. Can I still book tutoring sessions?
Yes, absolutely! We help all struggling readers—whether or not they have a formal diagnosis. If your child is having difficulty with reading, we're here to support them.
Question 2: How many sessions are needed weekly?
In order to make meaningful growth, students need to have tutoring sessions twice a week. This consistent schedule is key to reinforcing new skills and building steady progress in reading.
Question 3: Where are the sessions held?
Sessions are held in a quiet, dedicated learning space at the tutor’s home in Lincoln, CA. It’s a comfortable and welcoming environment where students can focus and feel at ease while they learn.
Question 4: Where can I find more information about dyslexia?
Glad you asked! Please visit our Resources page for links to helpful and reliable information about dyslexia. It’s a great place to start learning more and finding support.
