Bio:   Answers! Concerned parents want answers when their child is not learning. Those trained with the National Institute of Learning Development can help you find those answers. Not all children learn like a student in a textbook example. Many learning situations are geared to the middle of the road, and it isn't easy to find differentiated instruction for children who might not fit that mold, whether they have ADHD, are dyslexic, are autistic, or are gifted. Middle-of-the-road instruction is not a one-size-fits-all, no matter how hard we wish it to be so. If you want to explore your options in providing the best support for your child's learning profile, you can find me at juliesscholars.com, or reach out to anyone listed with NILD, and you will find an educator who is highly qualified to help you find the answers you are seeking.

Bio:   I am a School Psychologist and Professionally Certified Educational Therapist (PCET) with FIE Standard 3 Training and Tele-therapy Licensure. I have a Masters of Science in Applied Psychology with an Educational Specialist in School Psychology. I look forward to not only helping families with the evaluation/diagnosing process, but also providing essential interventions to help students become independent learners.

Bio:   I first saw NILD Educational Therapy in 1994; and I thought it was weird. I thought: no child with a disability could do that rhythmic writing! But I was intrigued. Almost 30 years later, and it is the thing I love to do most: help children think more efficiently and facilitate change in their lives. I have a private practice in Fayetteville NC, and am proud to be a long time PCET. Still learning and growing. Joy In Learning Discovery Center 108 Hay Street Suite 212 Fayetteville, NC 28301