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What is a Quibit ?!?   

A Quibit, or " Q ", is a short-term, focused intervention (a quick burst ) designed to help the child for whom ongoing, one-on-one therapy may not be necessary.   Our team has been very successful, achieving outstanding outcomes with our children who participate in the Q's.

Language Q  ( Language for Learning® )

Language for Learning® provides kindergarten and primary school-aged children with the knowledge and understanding of language they need to achieve proficiency and reading comprehension. This oral language program teaches children the words, concepts, and statements important to both oral and written language, and helps enable them to extend this knowledge to other areas of their development.

Articulation Q

Articulation interventions help children learn correct placement and production of age appropriate sounds.  The speech therapist provides sound placement instructions, intensive drill work, and sound generalization activities. Once children learn correct placement and a home practice program is implemented, progress is quick and sound production improves.

Reading Q ( Orton-Gillingham Reading Remediation )

Reading Q is a small-group workshop designed specifically for children with general reading delays as well as those with developmental delays and / or dyslexia, leading to reading difficulty. Reading Q is based upon the Orton-Gillingham method of reading instruction - a clinically-proven approach in children with even the most challenging cases of dyslexia.

Handwriting Q ( Handwriting Without Tears® )

Handwriting Without Tears® is a proven success in making legible and fluent handwriting an easy and automatic skill for students. Our curriculum uses hands-on, educationally sound instructional methods to teach handwriting.

Social Skills Q

The Social Skills Q is a small-group workshop designed specifically for children with high functioning autism/Aspergers (or other mild behavioral delays) to teach them behavioral and social skills to deal with and participate in a variety of social settings.