NeuroLiteracy Pathway
Reading Fluency Support for Children
You may have noticed your child..
• Read accurately, but very slowly
• Lose their place or skip words
• Re-read sentences to understand meaning
• Understand better when listening than reading
• Avoid reading where possible
They can read.
But it requires a great deal of effort.
This often impacts both progress and confidence.
This is often about fluency, not just learning to read.
Reading involves more than recognising words.
It depends on how efficiently the brain can:
• Process written language
• Recognise words automatically
• Track text visually
• Hold meaning in working memory
When these processes are less efficient, reading becomes slow, effortful and tiring.
Supporting the development of fluent reading.
The NeuroLiteracy pathway focuses on improving reading fluency and automaticity.
It is designed for children who have learned to read, but continue to find it slow or difficult.
Rather than repeating basic reading instruction, this pathway supports how the brain processes written information.
Using structured, evidence-informed programmes
This pathway may include programmes such as Neuralign, which are designed to support:
• Reading fluency
• Automatic word recognition
• Visual processing
• Comprehension
These programmes combine structured reading practice with activities that support attention and processing.
They are designed to help reading become more efficient and less effortful over time.
This pathway may be suitable for children who:
• Read accurately but slowly
• Find reading tiring or frustrating
• Lose their place when reading
• Struggle to understand written text
• Avoid reading where possible
We focus on fluency, not just accuracy.
Many children are taught to decode words successfully.
However, reading becomes truly effective when it is fluent and automatic.
By supporting the underlying processes involved in reading, this pathway helps learning feel more manageable.
What NeuroLiteracy Strengthens.
This 15-week pathway is designed to build:
• Decoding speed — the ability to recognise words quickly without sounding out every letter
• Reading rate — how many words per minute a child can read with understanding
• Accuracy — reducing guessing, skipping and substituting words
• Reading fluency — the ability to read smoothly, at pace, with expression
• Reading endurance — the ability to sustain reading without fatigue
When these systems become more efficient, effort decreases and confidence increases.
How NeuroLiteracy Works
The programme is delivered through short, structured sessions completed regularly at home.
Activities are designed to:
• Build reading fluency through repeated exposure
• Support attention and processing
• Reinforce understanding of text
Over time, this can help reduce the effort required for reading.
Assessment
Before beginning the Cognitive Therapy of Neuralign, an initial placement assessment will need to be conducted in order to ensure that the student is placed
within the correct reading skill level. This will take approximately 10 minutes.
Access
Your child receives access to Neuralign within 48 hours. Sessions are completed at home — 4 to 5 times per week, approximately 20 to 30 minutes each. No travel. No classroom. Just consistent, structured practice at a time that suits your family.
Monthly review
Each month, we hold a 20-minute review with you and your child. We analyse reading rate data from the programme, adjust targets, identify any barriers to progress, and track measurable outcomes. You are never left wondering whether things are working.
Progress report
After 15 weeks, you receive a structured written progress summary with a before-and-after data comparison and a clear recommendation for what to do next.
As reading becomes more fluent, children may:
• Read at a more comfortable pace
• Spend less time re-reading
• Find it easier to understand what they read
• Feel less fatigued by reading tasks
• Develop greater confidence
Progress will vary depending on the child and consistency of support.
What is included
Your monthly fee includes:
• Full access to the Neuralign reading programme
• Structured home session plan (5 short sessions per week)
• Monthly 20 minute review with Laura
• Reading rate and accuracy tracking throughout the programme
• Written progress summary and data comparison at the end of 12 weeks
Investment:
£397 (for 4 months access) or
£110 per month (for 4 months)
Minimum 4-month commitment
Option to extend the programme at a reduced price.
Many families spend years in general tutoring that does not address the root cause of slow reading.
NeuroLiteracy targets the underlying brain barrier directly with measurable results tracked and reported every month.
No hidden costs. Capacity is limited to ensure clinical oversight quality.
We don’t just teach reading, we build fluency.
