Therapy Options at MIRA Literacy

Every child learns differently.  MIRA Literacy matches each student with the therapy program that best fits their age, learning profile, and instructional needs.  

Reading therapy is provided using evidence-based intervention programs developed by the Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia and Learning Disorders at Scottish Rite for Children in Texas. 

Not sure which therapy program is the right fit?  A free consultation is the best place to begin.

Therapy Pathways by Age & Learning Need 

Therapy Program
Best Fit
Program Length
Lite
Intensive
Build
Intervention

K-2nd Grade

1 year

3 hrs/week

4 hrs/week

Take Flight Therapy

3rd-8th Grade

2 years

3 hrs/week

4 hrs/week

Jet Therapy

7th-12th Grade

1 year

3 hrs/week

4 hrs/week

MIRA Literacy therapy is offered as monthly tuition, not hourly tutoring. Each therapy offering is available as either Lite, providing 3 hours per week, or Intensive, providing 4 hours per week.

Build-Informed Early Reading Intervention

Best fit: K–2nd grade

Build is a one-year reading intervention for young readers who are struggling with early reading foundations, including letter knowledge, sound-symbol connections, phonological awareness, beginning decoding, spelling, and early comprehension.

Recommended intervention is 3-4 times a week. One-on-one and small group therapy available.

Take Flight Reading Therapy

Best fit: 3rd–8th grade

Take Flight is a two-year comprehensive dyslexia intervention for students who need intensive, structured instruction in decoding, spelling, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.

For best therapeutic results, sessions meet 3-4 times a week. One-on-one and small group therapy available.

Jet Reading Therapy

Best fit: 7th–12th grade

Jet is a one-year faster-paced reading intervention for older students who need age-respectful, efficient instruction. 

For best therapeutic results, sessions meet 3-4 times a week.  One-on-one and small group therapy available.

Not sure which therapy option fits?

You do not have to choose alone. A screening, evaluation, or consultation can help determine the best starting point.