Meet Linda L. Sullivan
Linda L. Sullivan is a Licensed Dyslexia Therapist and a Licensed Professional
Counselor. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Southern Methodist University in
Education of the Hearing Impaired and a Master’s degree from Texas A&M –
Commerce in Counseling and Guidance. She has been involved in the field of Dyslexia for more than 30 years as a private therapist, public school therapist, teacher trainer, assessment specialist and private counselor. Trained under Margaret Taylor Smith and Edith Hogan in 1987 as an Academic Language Therapist, she is a founding member of the Academic Language Therapy Association. In 2006, she received designation as a Qualified Instructor of multisensory structured language courses at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas and taught the Multisensory Teaching Approach curriculum, written by Margaret Smith to teachers in Texas for 19 years.
Additionally, Ms Sullivan is a private psychoeducational assessment specialist diagnosing dyslexia and related disorders.
Traveling throughout the state and even to Alaska, Ms Sullivan has provided training to over 600 teachers through her MTA workshops. She provided assessment training and staff development to school districts and education service centers throughout the area.
Noted for her knowledge, wit, energetic presentation manner and passion for the subject of dyslexia, Ms Sullivan has been dedicated to helping children overcome their difficulties with the written language by educating children, teachers, schools and society.
With her recent retirement and move to Los Alamos, New Mexico near Santa Fe, Ms Sullivan continues to provide psychoeducational assessments to persons of all ages and to consult as asked with parents and students in the area.
Call 214-354-2259 or contact Linda online for more information, or to request her services.