Natalie is a Certified Educational Therapist though the Association of Educational Therapists and holds the highest level of certification offered by the Center for Effective Reading Instruction, the Certified Structured Literacy Dyslexia Specialist qualification, in addition to CERI's Certified Dyslexia Interventionist certification. She received her Postgraduate Certificate in Educational Therapy from UC Riverside and her BA with Honors from UC Davis. Natalie is a Learning Ally Specialist qualified to verify print disabilities and a member of the International Dyslexia Association. Her areas of clinical interest include signs of dyslexia in early childhood, semantic memory, orthographic memory, and the long-term impacts of dyslexia therapy. She also provides professional development and has presented on dyslexia at interdisciplinary clinics in Los Angeles, the El Dorado County School Psychologists Study Group, Sacramento State University's MA in School Psychology EDS 441B and 439B courses, and El Dorado County Office of Education/Charter Home School Academy.
Though she has lived in the Bay Area and London, Natalie's favorite place by far is the area she now calls home, a small town in the Sierra Nevadas. She provides in-person dyslexia therapy sessions in El Dorado County, travels to assess children and adults with dyslexia all over California, and offers Zoom consultations to families and professionals across the nation.
Though she has lived in the Bay Area and London, Natalie's favorite place by far is the area she now calls home, a small town in the Sierra Nevadas. She provides in-person dyslexia therapy sessions in El Dorado County, travels to assess children and adults with dyslexia all over California, and offers Zoom consultations to families and professionals across the nation.
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