Speech, Language & Literacy Lab

Speech, Language & Literacy Lab The Speech, Language & Literacy Lab offers professional speciality services in all things speech, language and early literacy.

Lauren and her team use scientific based methodology to treat reading, spelling and writing weaknesses and disorders. Lauren has over 25 years of experience in speech,language and literacy. Lauren and her team hold national ASHA certifications as well as Ma State licensed practitioner licenses AND Ma educator licenses pre-k through grade 12. The Literacy Lab provides traditional speech and languag

e therapy along with specific, multi-sensory, science based therapeutic interventions for reading and writing. We use a structured based methodology that has proven results. Certifications include, but are not limited to Lively Letters/Telian, Fundations ,LIPS, V&V,Seeing Stars, Project Read and Spell-Links. Our "Speech to Print" methodology provides the crucial strategies required for progress In reading and writing. Additionally, our professional evaluation services have helped families and clients to obtain specific information pertaining to stronger, weaknesses and disabilities on areas of speech, language and literacy.

KNOW the difference. Credentials matter... alot!
09/04/2026

KNOW the difference. Credentials matter... alot!

Our Fall Staff is ready to go!
09/01/2026

Our Fall Staff is ready to go!

08/31/2026

Thank you for all of your inquiries. YES. We do have a very small handful of spots available. lrtparker39@gmil.com for i...
08/31/2026

Thank you for all of your inquiries. YES. We do have a very small handful of spots available. [email protected] for info and to secure a spot.

An Excellent choice for K-2 decoding to encoding. Also see The Reading Leagues review.
08/30/2026

An Excellent choice for K-2 decoding to encoding. Also see The Reading Leagues review.

This happens in MA more than most realize."A 1993 Supreme Court case gave parents nationwide the option to file a “due p...
08/30/2026

This happens in MA more than most realize.
"A 1993 Supreme Court case gave parents nationwide the option to file a “due process” claim against the Department of Education if their children have learning disabilities. These lawsuits are referred to as Carter Cases. If the city settles, or the family wins in a hearing, the DoE will be liable for the cost of services, transportation, evaluations, and/or tuition at a specialized private school."

How did New York come to spend over a billion dollars a year settling special-education lawsuits brought, mostly, by white parents?

Are you an instructional leader? Or an instructional manager? There IS a difference, and its HUGE. matter ?
08/26/2026

Are you an instructional leader? Or an instructional manager? There IS a difference, and its HUGE.
matter
?

THIS. I see THIS every day.
08/26/2026

THIS. I see THIS every day.

If a fifth grader is reading at a second-grade level, “let’s keep trying MTSS” is not an adequate plan.

The gap is already three years wide.

MTSS can provide support, but it cannot become a holding pattern. When a child is this far behind, the team needs to be asking why and whether there is reason to suspect a disability.

And if there is suspicion of a disability, Child Find applies. MTSS cannot be used to delay or deny an evaluation.

Intervene, absolutely. But investigate, too.

A three-year gap deserves more than another tiered intervention.

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51 Mill Street Building E, Suite 19
Hanover, MA
02339

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