Learning Disability in New Jersey

Maureen Heilbrun works with learning challenged children. From her classroom in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, she has helped many children realize their potential. Learning is Simple Educational Therapy graduates have accomplished all of the following:

Acceptance into prestigious prep schools
HS Valedictorian
Entrance into Ivy League colleges
Entrance into top Engineering Schools
Graduate degrees in Law
Acceptance into Medical School

learning disability therapy in New Jersey
Some of the training materials used, including reversing numbers

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We find that children who are struggling with reading and spelling often put the letters and numbers down like those shown above. We work at enabling them to straighten out those reversals. Once this happens we've seen decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling) also begin to improve.

Maureen Heilbrun has earned the following New Jersey State Certificates:
- English/Secondary Education
- English K-12
- Math K-8

Project Read Certificates:
- Written Expression
- Reading Comprehension
- Phonology

She was trained in NILD Educational Therapy Procedures by Kathleen Dwyer (author of The Blue Book a multi-sensory encoding and decoding program.)

Maureen Heilbrun is a Member of the International Dyslexia Association
(Formerly known as the Orton Dyslexia Association)
She is a regular attendee at IDA National Conventions as well as training seminars by Barbara Wilson (Wilson Reading System), Lindamood-Bell, Orton-Gillingham and others.

Maureen Heilbrun is a registered NJ Department of Educational Development Provider ( # 5976 )
and is a Self-employed Educational Therapist. Program cost for Learning is Simple is reasonable and Payment Plans are flexible. We are happy to discuss the specifics with you.

Mrs. Heilbrun, the founder of Learning is Simple, is herself a learning disabled person who was blessed to have exceptional teachers and fortunately was trained and expected to work as hard as necessary to live up to the high expectations of teachers and parents alike.