Our comprehensive learning support is personalized to meet each student’s learning goals. Get support in foundational skills – literacy and/or math and school skills – executive function, self-regulation for learning, studying, homework and coursework.
Early RISErs is an early childhood education and intervention program with parent/guardian participation that is focused on equipping families with knowledge about their young child and their learning and development to date.
Adults with suspected or diagnosed learning differences get targeted and individualized support and intervention to help them achieve their specific learning, education, or employment goals.
Teen Mentorship includes one-to-one explicit academic and workplace skills-based instruction to focus on the teen’s needs, interests, and abilities. The program includes a practical, paid work experience opportunity at LDS and is tailored to the individual student to meet their pre-employment skills and training needs.
Our customized and creative week-long Vancouver camps helping students with learning differences develop new skills through fun, hands-on camp programs with a high instructor-to-camper ratio.
Identify an area of need and stay on track during the summer. Experienced instructors tutor students in core curriculum and secondary courses such as English, Math, Science and Socials.
Family Coaching pairs parents and guardians with our trained coaches, who provide guidance, strategies, tools, and mentorship to help you best support your child’s learning needs.
Our dynamic neuroaffirming group is developed and led by a Speech-Language Pathologist. It gives students the opportunity to practice social skills, emotional and personal development and build friendships.
Discover how our Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) assessments can support your child’s learning and growth. Gain valuable insights into your child’s speech and language skills, address concerns, and get guidance on next steps with care and expertise.
This program offers an inclusive and affirming space where teens can join a network of neurodivergent individuals and gain valuable tools to navigate professional environments guided by neurodivergence and career development experts.