Resources

Payne Education Center – Provides dyslexia resources, training for educators, and referrals for families. Supports students by connecting them with tested reading interventions and community programs.
Website: payneeducationcenter.org

Brain Balance of Oklahoma City – Offers programs focused on learning, behavior, and reading support for children.

Tutoring Centers & Learning Hubs – Examples include Edmond Study Hub, The Study Hub, Core of Knowledge Literacy and Learning Center, and West Edmond Study Hub. These centers provide reading, comprehension, and study skills support.

Achievement & Dyslexia Testing – Professional evaluation services for dyslexia and learning difficulties.
Website: advanced-therapy.org

Dyslexia Center of Tulsa – Learning center offering specialized support for students with dyslexia, focusing on skill building and structured literacy.

Read Smart – Tutoring centers focusing on reading and language support.

Varsity Tutors – Tulsa – Platform connecting families with reading and dyslexia-informed tutors.

Huntington Learning Center (Broken Arrow) – Offers tutoring and learning support, including reading help.

Note: Not all tutoring centers specialize in dyslexia; always ask about dyslexia-specific training and methods.

Oklahoma State Department of Education Dyslexia Resources – Guidance, tools, and the Oklahoma Dyslexia Handbook to help families and educators understand best practices for identifying and supporting students with dyslexia.
Website: oklahoma.gov

Decoding Dyslexia Oklahoma – A grassroots network of parents and educators advocating for access to interventions, resources, and education about dyslexia in Oklahoma schools. Provides local and national resource lists and guidance for families and professionals.
Website: decodingdyslexiaok.org

Academic Language Therapy Association – Oklahoma Chapter – Provides outreach, professional development, and a directory of certified dyslexia professionals in the state.
Website: altaread.org

Oklahoma ABLE Tech – Assistive Technology Resources – Offers resources relating to assistive technology, including programs that support accessible reading and learning tools.
Website: okabletech.org

• Testing & Diagnosis: Start with professional evaluators or contact your school district about dyslexia screening.

  • Tutoring & Intervention: Look for structured literacy approaches such as Orton–Gillingham or Wilson. Ask centers about their methods.

  • Support & Advocacy: Contact Payne Education Center or Decoding Dyslexia Oklahoma for guidance, school advocacy tips, and community support.