1:1 Orton-Gillingham based sessions: Reading and Writing | ARISE Reading Club Online Program | Success Support for Parents Online Course

Denise Martin, M.Ed is an Educational Therapist and Learning Specialist serving  families in the Inland Empire area and online. She specializes in working with students of various learning profiles including specific learning disability like dyslexia,  language based learning disabilities, and is trained in IMSE Orton Gillingham, a program accredited by the International Dyslexia Association.

As a special educator, Denise has attended hundreds of IEP meetings where she has worked with parents in understanding the special education process and their rights as a parent. Her goal is to empower parents on navigating  the right support for their child before, during, and after an IEP meeting.

Combining her special education background and educational therapy experience, Denise wants to see your child feel confident in their reading, writing, and math ability. All while receiving the correct support they need to thrive in the classroom.  The mission of Arise Educational Therapy Group is to get your student back on track, and help them become an independent and autonomous learner.

It Doesn't Have To Be Difficult

'It's time for struggling students to ARISE and show the world what they're capable of"

What We Do

Student Support

Individualized academic support for your child's unique needs and abilities

Parent Support

Assistance to navigate the IEP/504 process in a public, private and charter school, to ensure that your child is getting ABSOLUTELY what he or she needs. 

Educator Support

Helping educators master their craft both inside and out of the classroom

  • Free

Memberships

Interested in what additional supports we provide to  parents, and educators?

  • Let's Teach: Educator Blog
  • ARISE Reading Club (Coming Soon)

  • $197

60 min Foundations Baseline Assessment

Is your student entering kindergarten?Does your 1st or 2nd grader struggle with correctly identifying consonants and short vowel sounds?If you answered YES to any of the questions above the Foundations Baseline Assessment is our starting point.

  • $197

60 min Level 1 Baseline Assessment

Can your 1st and 2nd grader correctly identify consonants and short vowel sounds?Does your 3rd grader struggle with correctly identifying digraphs and blends? If you answered YES to any of the questions above the Level 1 Baseline Assessment is our starting point.

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