Does your child struggle with reading comprehension?
Bring the joy of reading to your child’s life
We believe that you will see changes within the first TWO WEEKS of therapy.
Are you searching for an effective therapy to improve your child’s literacy skills?
We understand that your child may be experiencing the following challenges:
- Trouble summarizing
- Difficulty with spelling
- Having a hard time sounding out unfamiliar words
- Difficulty memorizing
- Trouble with reading comprehension
- Difficulty reading aloud
- Trouble understanding jokes or expressions with hidden meanings
- Struggling to follow storylines
- Trouble learning foreign languages
- Slow to learn new words
- Difficulty remembering the sequence of things
Is your child reading below the expected age level? Does your child have trouble remembering what they have just read or following a storyline?
See the difference Sensory Enrichment Therapy can make for your child’s reading comprehension skills.
Mendability’s in-home sensory exercise program is your child’s personalized sensory workout.
A workout for your child’s brain
Customized exercises to help your child overcome reading barriers
Sensory Enrichment Therapy uses a safe multisensory approach to help children overcome reading challenges.
With Mendability’s online program, you’ll increase your child’s brain plasticity to improve reading confidence with simple touch, smell, temperature response, and balance exercises.
Parents have noticed improvements in their struggling readers:
- Remembering story lines
- Improvement in memory
- Improvement in reading levels
- Better spelling and writing
- Increased self-confidence at school
- Clearer thinking
How Mendability works
Sign up and get your child’s baseline
Answer a questionnaire and set goals. Mendability creates a customized plan for your child.
Complete daily exercises in just 15 minutes a day
Follow your customized worksheet with daily sensory exercises.
Track your progress
Get insights into your child's brain training. We'll send you new exercises based on your report of where your loved one has improved.
What parents are saying about how Mendability is helping their children improve reading
“[My son] couldn’t read at all and his teachers complained he was frequently sad and angry and would shut down at times.
Today, the reports were very positive: he’s much happier and can actually read simple sentences.”
– Rich K. (New Jersey)
parent of a 9-year-old boy
“I was looking at my daughter’s school work and noticed that she has neater printing and I complimented her on her neat work. She said yes, I like how I write my A’s now. Then she said how her english teacher told her her spelling is getting better. I was so happy to see the progress she is having. She was also happy to see that all the games we do are actually helping her. It makes both of us feel hopeful for her future.”
– Janelle H. (Utah)
parent of a 13-year-old girl
“My son sat down to read a book on our first day… He “can” read, but never was motivated to do it on his own before. Now he is much more willing to try.
He is five and today he tried reading a book to his little sister for the first time! Helps show me this is what’s working for him!”
– Emily C. (Washington)
parent of a 5-year-old boy
“My son just read a page in [a very difficult book]! I was in the other room ran to the back cause he read so clear!”
– Sandra D. (Tennessee)
parent of a 8-year-old boy
“The exciting news is that he missed just one question on his Math test Tuesday and most if the test were word problems. The teacher was very pleased as were we. He seems to be understanding more and more what he is reading and is able to put it all together and comprehend like never before.
– Robert G. (California)
parent of a 10-year-old boy
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