🌟 Welcome to Dyslexia Support at Good Sensory Learning

Dyslexia Support is the new home of Dyslexia Materials, now fully integrated into Good Sensory Learning  Dr. Erica Warren’s trusted online resource center for dyslexia education, remediation, and empowerment.

At Good Sensory Learning, I offer a rich collection of free advice, multisensory remedial tools, assessments, and practical strategies designed to help students with dyslexia thrive both academically and emotionally. My mission is to help learners overcome challenges by nurturing self-awareness, confidence, and curiosity through mindful and evidence-based learning practices. 

Whether you’re a learning specialist, educational therapist, teacher, homeschooler, or parent, you’ll find creative materials and professional insights to help you empower diverse learners and strengthen the executive functioning, literacy, and cognitive skills that make lifelong success possible.

We continually evolve and welcome collaboration. If you have ideas for new resources, tools, or topics, please share them! Together, we can continue to expand this supportive community and bring joyful, effective learning to every student.

Assessments:

Dyslexia Type Remedial Assessment (DLTRA)

A specialized online assessment created specifically for students with dyslexia. This tool identifies the type of dyslexia a learner is experiencing, and it provides a customized report with targeted intervention strategies, teaching recommendations, and accommodations to guide informed and effective support.

Student Processing Inventory (SPI)

A transformative assessment that reveals how students with dyslexia process information across multiple modalities. The SPI supports educators and parents in aligning instruction with a student’s processing strengths, enhancing comprehension, retention, and engagement.

Remedial Tools: 

Dyslexia Games and Workbooks

Interactive, structured resources that reinforce core literacy skills for students with dyslexia. These Orton-Gillingham-based activities support phonemic awareness, decoding, syllabication, and spelling mastery through enjoyable, multisensory practice.

Multisensory Lessons

Hands-on, engaging lessons designed to benefit students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences. By activating visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic pathways simultaneously, these lessons make learning more concrete, memorable, and accessible.

Training:

Dyslexia Problems and Solutions Workshop

A professional development workshop that equips educators, specialists, and parents with practical, research-informed strategies to better support students with dyslexia. Participants walk away with real-world solutions to common challenges and a deeper understanding of effective interventions.

Dyslexia Support at Good Sensory Learning

If you need advice on finding the best tools and resources, reach out to Dr. Warren.

Attention:  Dr.  Erica Warren
43 Lakefront Road, Putnam Valley, NY 10579
924-923-7270
erica@goodsensorylearning.com

ABOUT DR. ERICA WARREN

Author, Educational Therapist, Executive Functioning Coach, and Advocate

Dr. Warren’s diverse training has created a well-rounded expertise in the areas of learning, cognition, assessment, and remediation.  Much of Dr. Warren’s time remains devoted to working one-on-one with students, where her unique, multisensory approach focuses on compensatory learning strategies, cognitive interventions, and remedial reading, writing, and math.  Dr. Warren founded Learning to Learn, her private practice, in 1999 and Good Sensory Learning in 2006.

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