Dyslexia Tutoring in Greater Houston
Structured literacy — most often Orton-Gillingham-based — is the approach most homeschool families look for when a child has dyslexia. Houston has a small but growing set of tutors and therapy providers trained in this method, plus co-ops and schools built to support kids who learn to read differently. This page gathers them in one place, along with the questions families ask most before starting.
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BEHNKE DYSLEXIA THERAPY LLC
Cypress Dyslexia Services
DYSLEXIA & LITERACY SOLUTIONS, LLC
DYSLEXIA DISCOVERED LLC
DYSMANTLING DYSLEXIA EDUCATIONAL SOLUTIONS AND PUB
HOUSTON DYSLEXIA TUTORING LLC
LLHood Inc. dba Read Frog Dyslexia & Educational Services
The Dyslexia Therapy Center
FAQ
Can I use Orton-Gillingham at home?
Yes — many homeschool parents learn to deliver Orton-Gillingham-based instruction directly, and a growing number of Houston tutors specialize in training parents or working directly with the student.
Is Orton-Gillingham only for dyslexia?
It was developed for dyslexia specifically, but its structured, multisensory approach to reading also helps many struggling readers without a formal diagnosis.
Is there a test for dyslexia?
Yes — a formal evaluation from a licensed psychologist, educational diagnostician, or a specialized testing center is the usual path; homeschool families generally arrange this privately.
How much does a dyslexia tutor cost?
Rates vary widely by provider and format (one-on-one vs. small group); this is one of the highest-cost tutoring categories in Houston, so ask providers directly for current rates and whether TEFA funds can apply.