When It’s Not Their Vision: How Educational Therapy Can Help Kids With Learning Differences | Dominique Marinello EdD

When a child struggles with reading or learning, it’s natural for parents to wonder if it’s an eye problem. But often, the issue isn’t vision at all—it’s how the brain processes and organizes information. Educational therapy, unlike tutoring or vision therapy, focuses on building the underlying skills kids need to succeed: executive functioning, processing, and learning strategies. Early intervention is key, because the sooner children get the right support, the more confident and capable they’ll feel—not just in school, but in life.