Whole-child approach. Full-picture progress.

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At Lev V’Limud, we support each child socially, emotionally, academically, and developmentally. Our interdisciplinary approach connects all services to guide each child’s growth.

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Our Approach

By blending learning, therapy, and play across the day, we create natural moments for children to practice foundational skills. Sensory, academic, and social experiences are integrated with learning to build on strengths.

Why it Works

When every activity supports the same goals, children gain confidence and independence. Our interdisciplinary model reinforces skills in multiple settings, helping progress stick and creating a more natural learning experience.

Every child, every way.

Our program is designed to provide comprehensive support, and our team ensures that everything works together for each child.

ABA

Supports skill-building and independence through structured, play-based learning.

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DIR Floortime

Fosters emotional engagement, social connection, and meaningful interactions.

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Therapies

Addressing sensory, motor, and communication needs to help children thrive in daily life.

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Education

Multisensory academics and Yiddishkeit promote knowledge, curiosity, and confidence.

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Inside Lev V’Limud.

A closer look at the therapies, modalities and learning experiences that fill our days.

Yiddishkeit

Builds essential skills through Tefilla, Parsha, and Yomim Tovim lessons.

Multisensory Handwriting

Handwriting Without Tears teaches letter formation with hands-on activities.

Dual Literacy Program

Uses Orton-Gillingham techniques to strengthen Hebrew and English reading.

Touch Math

Hands-on, multisensory activities to teach math concepts.

Occupational Therapy

Supports sensory processing, fine motor skills, and daily living tasks.

Physical Therapy

Promotes gross motor development and physical coordination.

Speech Therapy

Helps children communicate effectively using spoken and alternative methods.

AAC Consultations

Provides alternative communication tools to support functional language.

Social Skills Groups

Encourages cooperation, friendships, and social problem-solving.

Outdoor Playground

Active play to build motor skills, social interaction, and confidence.

Sensory Play

Engages children in learning through hands-on sensory activities.

Snoezelen Room

A multi-sensory environment to support exploration and self-regulation.

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The services your child needs.

The support your child deserves.