Brooklyn Letters

Brooklyn Letters We offer 1:1 speech-language & feeding therapy, literacy & math tutoring, and SEIT services in NYC. Teletherapy/online services are also available.

Discover comprehensive 1:1 private pay doorstep services at Brooklyn Letters, catering to all ages. Our seasoned speech-language pathologists travel across the NYC metro area to your home and child's school, offering multilingual speech-language therapy for babies to adults. Our math, literacy, and SEITs make house calls and specialize in tutoring and supporting preschoolers to elementary school c

hildren. Our speech pathologists are ready to help with a range of services, such as:
- Articulation
- Oral Motor Skills
- Accent Modification and Reduction
- Apraxia of Speech
- Lisps
- Dysarthria
- Speech Delays
- Speech Sound Disorder/Articulation/Phonological Disorder
- Voice/Resonance Issues

Our language pathologists offer support with:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Expressive and Receptive Language Disorders
-Language Delays
- Language Processing Difficulty
- Social Communication Disorder/Pragmatic Language Improvement
- Aphasia Therapy
- Cognitive-Communication Disorder
- Late Talker Interventions
- Enhancing Executive Functioning Skills

Additionally, we address other areas such as:
-Feeding Therapy
- Selective Mutism
-"AAC" (Augmentative and Alternative Communication)
- Stuttering and Fluency
- Voice Therapy
- Auditory Processing Support
- Elocution Improvement
- Public Speaking Skills

Our tutoring team tackles reading, writing, math, and SEIT services. Our tutors are pros with Wilson, Fundations, and Orton Gillingham's methods, which are perfect for decoding, reading fluency, and reading comprehension and spelling skills. Plus, we're all about empowering neurodiverse learners, like our friends with dyslexia and language learning disabilities. We invite you to schedule a free consultation for a warm, remote meet and greet. Let’s celebrate growth and success together at Brooklyn Letters!

Some parents do not realize how much a CPSE or CSE meeting can shape the next steps for their child until they are alrea...
05/04/2026

Some parents do not realize how much a CPSE or CSE meeting can shape the next steps for their child until they are already sitting in the room.

There may be reports, recommendations, school team input, eligibility decisions, and service discussions — all happening quickly.
When families do not fully understand the process, it can be hard to know what to ask, what to clarify, or what to do next.

We recently published a guide for NYC families that breaks down the special education advocacy process in a more clear and practical way.

Inside the article, we cover:
• what parents can expect before and during a meeting
• how evaluation results often influence decisions
• where families commonly feel stuck or uncertain
• how advocacy can help parents feel more prepared
• why support can still be meaningful even when provided remotely

If you are preparing for a CPSE or CSE meeting in NYC, this may be a helpful place to start.
Read here: https://brooklynletters.com/nyc-special-education-advocacy/

When did spelling start feeling harder for your child?Was it always like this,or did it show up later in elementary scho...
04/21/2026

When did spelling start feeling harder for your child?
Was it always like this,
or did it show up later in elementary school?

Curious what other families are seeing.

04/17/2026

Follow so you don’t miss the next one.

04/16/2026

⚡️ if you’ve seen the after-school crash.

Quick parent question:Have you ever noticed your child can read well…but struggles with spelling?What feels harder right...
04/15/2026

Quick parent question:

Have you ever noticed your child can read well…
but struggles with spelling?

What feels harder right now?
A. Spelling
B. Writing
C. Reading
D. All of the above

We’re covering this fully soon — I’ll send the link when it’s live.
04/13/2026

We’re covering this fully soon — I’ll send the link when it’s live.

Quick parent question — has anyone had a kid who reads pretty well but spelling is a constant struggle?Wondering how com...
04/08/2026

Quick parent question — has anyone had a kid who reads pretty well but spelling is a constant struggle?

Wondering how common this is.

Many NYC parents walk into their first CPSE or CSE meeting expecting guidance — and instead leave with more questions th...
03/17/2026

Many NYC parents walk into their first CPSE or CSE meeting expecting guidance — and instead leave with more questions than answers.

Terms like IEP, evaluations, related services, and eligibility get discussed quickly, often without much explanation. It’s a lot to process in one meeting.

That’s why we created a new guide for families navigating special education in NYC.

In this article, we explain:

• What special education advocacy actually means
• How CPSE and CSE meetings typically work
• What parents should review before a meeting
• When families decide to seek outside guidance
• How remote advocacy can still support families effectively

Our goal is simple: help parents walk into meetings informed and confident.

📖 Read the guide here:
https://brooklynletters.com/nyc-special-education-advocacy/

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New York, NY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm
Sunday 9am - 8pm

Telephone

(347) 394-3485

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