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Mueen Therapy

Learning support

One-to-one sessions delivered to the student at home to build academic skills, based on their own school curriculum and matched to their level and learning needs.

What it is

One-to-one sessions delivered to the student at home to develop academic skills such as reading, writing and arithmetic, based on the student's school curriculum and matched to their level and learning needs. We apply Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles — breaking skills into simple steps, gradual training, and positive reinforcement — to help the student understand the curriculum content and become more independent in completing schoolwork and homework.

A child's study corner at home: an open textbook, an exercise notebook, a pencil and a wooden abacus on a desk.

Who it's for

This service suits students who need individual support with their learning, including:

  • Students who need to strengthen reading, writing or arithmetic skills
  • Students who need the curriculum content presented in a way that matches their level and learning needs
  • Families who want practical guidance to support their child's learning between sessions
A child, seen from behind, writing in an exercise book at a wooden desk at home beside an open textbook.

How sessions work

Sessions follow Applied Behavior Analysis principles, in four steps:

A child's and a behavior technician's hands working through an arithmetic exercise with wooden counting blocks and a step-by-step worksheet with a star sticker.

  1. Level and curriculum

    We get to know the student's school curriculum, current level and learning needs, and identify the academic skills to target.

  2. Sessions led by a behavior technician

    A behavior technician with experience in academic curricula delivers the sessions in your child's home, at a pace we agree on together.

  3. Follow-up and family guidance

    We track the student's progress regularly and guide the family on practical ways to support their learning between sessions.

  4. Supervision and review

    The analyst reviews the data weekly — adding new goals, closing the ones achieved, and changing the approach when a particular goal isn't progressing.

What to expect

  • One-to-one sessions at home, in the student's familiar environment
  • Content built on the student's own school curriculum and level, not a generic programme
  • Small, gradual steps with positive reinforcement, following ABA principles
  • Regular tracking of the student's progress
  • Guidance for the family on ways to support learning between sessions
A home desk with a weekly progress tracker and bar chart, an exercise book, pencils and a tips sheet for parents on a clipboard.

Start with a free assessment

We'll arrange the next step with you within two working days.

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