Franklin Educational Services

Summer camp for learning enrichment

Special needs camp · Up to age 21 · Full day · 9am–3pm

A summer day camp built around one-to-one, interest-based academic and social skills support, following the DIR Floortime approach with child-led play and guided play with peers. Campers have toys, arts and crafts, dress-up areas and themed weeks, while working on reading, writing, math, language development, executive functioning and life skills. It is meant for neurodivergent learners, including twice-exceptional, autistic, ADHD, dyslexic, dysgraphic and dyscalculic children, and for those needing academic catch-up. Each child has on-site clinical supervision, a matched instructional provider, built-in movement and sensory regulation, planned calming breaks and flexible seating. Runs June 15 to August 7, Monday to Friday, full day 9-3 or half days 9-12 or 12-3. Families enroll for 2 to 11 weeks. Weekly progress snapshots and a back-to-school plan are provided. Funding and price options are given by phone.

• Summer dates not posted yet
• Activities: Reading & writing and Math

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Tutoring, Educational Therapy and Executive-Function Coaching

Learning differences tutoring · Ages 5+

Franklin works through vetted tutors and educational therapy led by Dr. Franklin (Harvard Graduate School of Education master’s in reading, language and learning disabilities, UCLA PhD). Tutors are content-area experts, including AP and honors, who model and scaffold organization, time management and planning while students work on real homework and test prep. Tutors hold a BA/BS or higher and go through proof of degree, background and reference checks, multiple interviews and writing samples, with routine evaluations. Support covers dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, ADHD, autism and auditory and visual processing. Educational therapy includes consultations, informal assessments, advocacy and school placement support. Fully accredited one-to-one schooling is also available. Rates are not published.

Subjects

All academic subjects, AP and honors courses, Test prep, Educational therapy, ADHD and executive-function coaching, Dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia support

Levels

Elementary school, Middle school and High school

Where

At their location or Online

Hours

Inquire for a consultation; schedule not published.

• Activities: Learning differences, Math, Reading & writing, Science, Homework help and Test prep

Educational therapy and consultation

Child therapy & counseling · Up to age 21

Educational therapy led by Daniel Franklin, PhD, a Board Certified Educational Therapist, who offers educational consultations, informal assessments, advocacy and school placement support. He acts as the child's advocate and case manager and works with neuropsychologists, teachers and other allied professionals. Educational therapy addresses dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, ADHD and executive functioning, and auditory and visual processing. Franklin also offers an academic management approach to tutoring that blends educational therapy principles, such as executive functioning support, with subject expertise, plus parent counseling and training. The agency is certified by the California Department of Education as a nonpublic agency, so school districts can pay for services through an IEP. Ages served run from preschool through young adulthood, and adults are seen too. Inquiries and consultations start through the website's inquiry form.

• Educational therapy, Educational consultation and informal assessment, School advocacy and placement support, ADHD and executive functioning coaching and Parent counseling and training
• Daniel Franklin, PhD, BCET
• Insurance: Paid by a school district through an IEP (a nonpublic agency or school)