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Brooklyn Letters

We offer 1:1 speech-language & feeding therapy, literacy & math tutoring, and SEIT services in NYC. Teletherapy/online services are also available.

Discover comprehensive 1:1 private pay doorstep services at Brooklyn Letters, catering to all ages. Our seasoned speech-language pathologists travel across the NYC metro area to your home and child's school, offering multilingual speech-language therapy for babies to adults. Our math, literacy, and SEITs make house calls and specialize in tutoring and supporting preschoolers to elementary school c

hildren. Our speech pathologists are ready to help with a range of services, such as:
- Articulation
- Oral Motor Skills
- Accent Modification and Reduction
- Apraxia of Speech
- Lisps
- Dysarthria
- Speech Delays
- Speech Sound Disorder/Articulation/Phonological Disorder
- Voice/Resonance Issues

Our language pathologists offer support with:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Expressive and Receptive Language Disorders
-Language Delays
- Language Processing Difficulty
- Social Communication Disorder/Pragmatic Language Improvement
- Aphasia Therapy
- Cognitive-Communication Disorder
- Late Talker Interventions
- Enhancing Executive Functioning Skills

Additionally, we address other areas such as:
-Feeding Therapy
- Selective Mutism
-"AAC" (Augmentative and Alternative Communication)
- Stuttering and Fluency
- Voice Therapy
- Auditory Processing Support
- Elocution Improvement
- Public Speaking Skills

Our tutoring team tackles reading, writing, math, and SEIT services. Our tutors are pros with Wilson, Fundations, and Orton Gillingham's methods, which are perfect for decoding, reading fluency, and reading comprehension and spelling skills. Plus, we're all about empowering neurodiverse learners, like our friends with dyslexia and language learning disabilities. We invite you to schedule a free consultation for a warm, remote meet and greet. Let’s celebrate growth and success together at Brooklyn Letters!

04/17/2026

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04/16/2026

⚡️ if you’ve seen the after-school crash.

04/15/2026

Quick parent question:

Have you ever noticed your child can read well…
but struggles with spelling?

What feels harder right now?
A. Spelling
B. Writing
C. Reading
D. All of the above

04/13/2026

We’re covering this fully soon — I’ll send the link when it’s live.

04/08/2026

Quick parent question — has anyone had a kid who reads pretty well but spelling is a constant struggle?

Wondering how common this is.

03/17/2026

Many NYC parents walk into their first CPSE or CSE meeting expecting guidance — and instead leave with more questions than answers.

Terms like IEP, evaluations, related services, and eligibility get discussed quickly, often without much explanation. It’s a lot to process in one meeting.

That’s why we created a new guide for families navigating special education in NYC.

In this article, we explain:

• What special education advocacy actually means
• How CPSE and CSE meetings typically work
• What parents should review before a meeting
• When families decide to seek outside guidance
• How remote advocacy can still support families effectively

Our goal is simple: help parents walk into meetings informed and confident.

📖 Read the guide here:
https://brooklynletters.com/nyc-special-education-advocacy/

03/13/2026

If reading relies on guessing, it will always feel exhausting — no matter how hard a child tries.

Learn why method matters:
https://brooklynletters.com/understanding-dyslexia-nyc-guide/
https://brooklynletters.com/how-to-get-dyslexia-diagnosis-for-your-child/

03/11/2026

When reading turns into nightly battles, it’s rarely about effort.
It’s usually about how reading is being taught.

Support should reduce stress — not add to it:
https://brooklynletters.com/reading-writing-tutors-specialists/

03/09/2026

This isn’t laziness.
Children who struggle with reading often work harder than anyone realizes.

Understanding changes how we support them:
https://brooklynletters.com/understanding-dyslexia-nyc-guide/
https://brooklynletters.com/how-to-get-dyslexia-diagnosis-for-your-child/

03/06/2026

If reading relies on guessing, it will always feel exhausting — no matter how hard a child tries.

CTA:
Learn why method matters:
https://brooklynletters.com/understanding-dyslexia-nyc-guide/
https://brooklynletters.com/how-to-get-dyslexia-diagnosis-for-your-child/

02/11/2026

Late Talker vs Speech Delay

Learn what parents often notice first:
https://brooklynletters.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-late-talker-child/
https://brooklynletters.com/speech-language-delay-milestones-red-flags/

02/10/2026

The hardest part isn’t the label — it’s not knowing what your child actually needs.
Clarity matters more than terminology.

Learn what parents often notice first:
https://brooklynletters.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-late-talker-child/
https://brooklynletters.com/speech-language-delay-milestones-red-flags/

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Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 8pm
Sunday	9am - 8pm

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All About Brooklyn Letters

My name is Craig Selinger and I’m the founder of Brooklyn Letters. I’m a licensed speech-language pathologist. Brooklyn Letters also includes a talented and creative group of therapists and educators. We have the experience to work with almost any type of learning need or parenting concern; we work with infants through college-age students. Our mission is to provide the best quality educational (including parent training) and therapeutic services in all of Brooklyn. Brooklyn Letters offers private one-on-one and small group services, including evaluations to children of all ages in the convenience of your home or come to one of our offices.

Brooklyn Letters is an online and in-home speech-language pathology and literacy/math tutoring private practice. No matter the age and skill level of your child, we believe in our fresh and fun approach. Yes, we work with babies through geriatrics, as well. For parents, we make remote and hybrid schooling easier. We offer parent training, family schedule management, curriculum adaptations, and small group pod instruction. You are covered! Our literacy specialists are Orton Gillingham and Wilson trained and focus on tutoring elementary school-aged students who need help with decoding, spelling, and writing. Our math tutors work with elementary school-age children who need a more systematic, multisensory approach for learning math fundamentals. Bilingual speech-language therapy services are also available! The company's CEO, Craig Selinger, a well-known local speech-language pathologist, and learning specialist, and its Director vet all staff. We are available 7 days per week, 8 am-9 pm. We work with families throughout New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Bronx), Long Island, Westchester, and throughout the United States and globally! We are here to help!