Tiffany N.
10/25/2016
My son did a complete turnaround with Garrick. Going into last year he was struggling in school, now he is doing fantastic and thriving with goals for the future. Highly recommend Garrick. Thank...
Developmental Learning Solutions
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700 Frederick St Ste 204
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Developmental Learning Solutions (DLS) in Santa Cruz, CA, specializes in educational therapy and assessments, focusing on a holistic approach to learning that addresses the unique needs of each individual. With their five elements of flexible learning, DLS aims to improve educational outcomes for learners with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences through tailored support and strategies.
Founded by John R. Fleming, M.Ed., a Board Certified Educational Therapist, DLS utilizes research-based techniques to identify innate abilities and provide necessary external supports. Their comprehensive intake process and assessments guide learners towards understanding their strengths and overcoming challenges, fostering lifelong learning from childhood through retirement.
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4.56 reviewsChava Libbe S.
1/22/2020
We brought my partner's adult son here for an evaluation. Much $$$$$ later, we got the diagnoses but some of it was very woowoo using the enneagram. The staff offered us no help other than to try...
monica l.
3/23/2018
I need to express publicly our gratitude to the work John, and his staff do to assist struggling students. Our son struggled his first year at a large state university. The signs were there but...
Petunia The P.
8/29/2014
Rachel Annon is great! Always enthusiastic and positive, my son loves working with her and she has made writing much more fun for him. As a result our lives are better... no more huge homework...
Michael M.
6/19/2012
My 11 year old son recently completed an intensive 2 month private tutoring engagement with DLS and I am posting this review because I am so grateful for the experience. There is much more history...
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