Kate Wagner
MA, ET/A
Educational Therapy
Kate is the founder of Aspen Grove Educational Therapy. For the past 15 years, she has dedicated herself to empowering students to reach their full potential. From bustling elementary-aged students to college-level education, Kate has had the privilege of working with students at every stage of their academic journey.
In 2013, Kate transitioned into educational therapy, where she discovered her true passion: the one-to-one educational dynamic. Specializing in reading, writing, executive functioning, organizational skills, and task management, Kate has honed her expertise in addressing the diverse needs of her students. Whether it’s decoding complex texts, crafting compelling essays, or mastering effective study habits, she provides personalized support tailored to each student’s unique strengths and challenges. She aims to empower students to unlock their full potential and achieve their academic goals. Through remote educational therapy services, she brings educational therapy directly to you, offering flexible and convenient support that fits seamlessly into your schedule.
Kate is a member of the Association of Educational Therapists (AET) and holds an Associate level of Educational Therapy (ET/A). She holds a Master’s in Education with credentials in mild to moderate disabilities from Claremont Graduate University.
Leah Wright
MA Science in R&W
Educational Therapy
As a teacher and learning specialist, I truly believe that every student possesses unique talents, skills, challenges, and backgrounds. By getting to know them as individuals, I can assist them in discovering the learning styles that resonate best with them, ultimately leading to their success. I focus on helping students develop organizational skills and implementing systems that empower them to excel in school and beyond.
With 18 years of experience in elementary education, including roles as a reading specialist and dual language teacher, I find great joy in teaching and working closely with students one-on-one.
Why the name Aspen Grove?
Because the best kind of learning and growth happens in a supportive network
Unlike other trees that grow independently, aspen trees are interconnected underground through a vast root system.
This network, often referred to as a "symbiotic grove," allows individual trees to share resources, communicate, and support each other's growth.
Remarkably, aspen groves can be thousands of years old, with individual trees living only a fraction of that time.
Yet, their collective strength endures, showcasing the power of unity and interdependence.
Much like aspen trees, we too rely on a supportive network.
In Educational Therapy, our approach is rooted in understanding the intricacies of the brain, empowering every learner to utilize their strengths.
Just as aspen trees rely on each other for stability and nourishment, we offer guidance, encouragement, and understanding tailored to each individual's needs.
Whether in education, personal growth, or professional development, success is nurtured through collaboration and a personalized approach to learning.
Why we care
At Aspen Grove Educational Therapy, every individual's journey is unique and personal. We are dedicated to nurturing your growth, understanding your challenges, and supporting your aspirations. With personalized attention, we give you the tools to succeed both inside and outside of school.
Reach out to Aspen Grove
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