Siraa Health
Conditions we support
Your child isn't struggling because they're not trying. Their brain just learns differently.
Learning disorders are neurodevelopmental conditions that affect how the brain processes information, making it harder for a child to read, write, spell, or do maths — despite having average or above-average intelligence. Common learning disorders include dyslexia (reading), dysgraphia (writing), and dyscalculia (maths).
Children with learning disorders are often bright, creative, and capable — they simply need a different approach to learning. Early identification and targeted intervention can help children develop compensatory strategies and succeed academically and in life.
Important: If you recognise several of these signs in your child, it does not mean they definitely have Learning Disorders. Only a professional assessment can provide clarity. The earlier you seek an evaluation, the better.
We conduct standardised assessments to identify the specific nature and severity of a child's learning difficulties, and rule out other contributing factors.
Using evidence-based approaches like structured literacy, we provide intensive, individualised support for reading, writing, and maths skills.
For children with dysgraphia or handwriting difficulties, OT addresses the fine motor, visual-motor, and sensory foundations of writing.
We provide documentation and recommendations to help schools implement appropriate accommodations — extra time, oral assessments, assistive technology.
Children with learning disorders often experience frustration and low confidence. We integrate self-esteem building into every aspect of our work.
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