Claire Cochran

Claire is originally from the Seattle-metroplex. She holds a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Comparative Sociology from the University of Puget Sound and a Master of Education with an emphasis in Reading and Writing from Southern Methodist University.  Additionally, she is a Licensed Dyslexia Therapist (Texas), a Certified Academic Language Therapist, and holds an EC-6 Texas Teaching Certificate. 

She has been trained in Orton-Gillingham programs, including Alphabetic Phonics, Multi-Sensory Teaching Approach, Reading Readiness (Neuhaus), and Take Flight. Additionally, she is trained in vocabulary and reading comprehension Metacognition (Neuhaus). She has ten years of professional experience specializing in individuals with learning disabilities.

While Claire is well qualified to aid individuals that have learning disabilities, what sets her apart is that she has dyslexia.  She understands the struggles firsthand that come with learning disabilities and can connect with students on a personal level.  While she does not want others to struggle in school as much as she did, she believes that many opportunities can come with having a learning disability.

Additionally, she works as an educational advocate to ensure your child is adequately served in the school system.

Grace Salas

Grace is a well-respected Certified Academic Language Therapist with a broad client base. Her experience with various pediatric therapeutic techniques makes her a natural fit with any child in need of specialized instruction to help them discover and celebrate their potential.

Grace received her Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and Health Promotion from The University of Texas at Austin. After graduating, she worked at a pediatric therapy clinic in Austin for two years. Grace provided hands-on assistance to therapists treating children with speech, language, and physical delays. Grace was then introduced to the world of Dyslexia Therapy.

She was trained by and completed her CALT certification through the Dyslexia Center of Austin. Afterward, she earned her Master's in Education with a Specialization in Reading from North Central University. Grace continues to work with students of all ages to improve and enhance their reading and writing skills. As a brand new Houstonian, Grace is excited to learn about the city and positively impact Houston’s dyslexic and dysgraphic community! 

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