You joined the Summit to become better at literacy for your students.
Let's just say it.
You're good at this. Like, really good.
Your caseload is complex. Your students are a challenge. And you handle it all.
But somewhere along the way, the spark dimmed.
You're not crying in your car and you're not quitting anytime soon.
You're just… on autopilot. Same goals. Same materials. Same Tuesday.
And there's a little voice asking: Is this what the next 20 years look like?
You haven't lost your passion. You've outgrown your playbook.
"I love my kids. I just don't love my days anymore."
"Half my caseload is struggling to read. I know I could help, I just don't know how."
"Everyone keeps saying “Science of Reading.” Cool, but where's the version built for SLPs?"
"What if I try it and do it wrong? I don't want to figure this out alone."
"Parents are literally searching for someone who gets reading. I've thought about opening a practice more times than I'd admit."
"I'm so good at what I do. So why do I feel so stuck?"
If even one of those made you go oof, you're not broken. You're ready for your next level. And you're not doing it alone.
The SLPs who have that fire right now, the ones leading their buildings and booking out their practices, aren't more talented than you. They found literacy. Because reading is language. And the moment you see it that way, everything opens up:
Literacy isn't another thing on your plate. It's the thing that makes you fall back in love with the whole plate.
Here's the fun part: becoming a Reading SLP doesn't lock you into one future. It opens two.
You're the one teachers come to. You run the literacy conversation in IEP meetings. Admin asks your opinion. You finally have the influence your expertise always deserved, and the work feels new again.
Parents know about dyslexia, orthographic mapping, and structured literacy now. They're actively searching for providers who understand the language piece. You become that provider. Waitlist. Your rates. Your schedule. Your life.
Or both. Lots of our members lead in their schools by day and see private clients on the side. Your call, queen.
You've got the expertise. But nobody taught you how to share it, market it, or get paid for it. Grad school definitely didn't. And figuring it out alone on Instagram at 11pm? No thank you.
I've been there. 6 years later I have 14,000 social media followers, 17,000 email list subscribers, and a private practice fully booked with dream clients.
That's why every SLP who joins today ALSO gets my exclusive business playbook, Market, Sell & Serve.
Most literacy trainings are built for classroom teachers. They're 30 hours long. They're honestly… boring. This isn't that.
The Reading SLP is a complete system built for SLPs:
Deep clinical mastery. Real community. Zero boring.
Here's what you get:
Binge it tonight or spread it out. You'll be trained in structured literacy and the Science of Reading, with 3 PDH credits and a Certificate of Completion. Our most successful SLPs finish within 5 days.
Yes, we did all the planning for you. New content means new energy in your sessions starting this week.
Assess your first student within 24 hours. Walk into your next meeting with the data everyone else wishes they had.
Within your first week, you'll get guidance on exactly where to go next, whether that's leading in your school or building your practice. We don't do vague here.
Group chats, Zoom calls with Elizabeth, and our private Facebook community. Your people. Your cheerleaders. Your cool kids' table.
Once you're a Reading SLP, people start asking for you. Market, Sell & Serve makes sure they can find you:
Whether you're building a waitlist or building a name in your district, this is how you get seen.
"A teacher actually came to me for reading advice today — I can't believe it!!"
On-demand training plus a 148-page lesson download. New ideas, new energy.
You're trained in structured literacy and the Science of Reading. You're already seeing your caseload differently.
You've assessed a student and noticed something no one else caught.
Your concierge has mapped out your next move, in your building or in your business.
You're in the group chats, on the Zooms, and remembering what it feels like to be excited about this work.
You're not the same SLP. You've got swagger. You're leading, booking, or both. And you actually love this job again.
Plus Market, Sell & Serve (a $750 value), free
YES, I'M READY. LET'S DO THIS!Same caseload. Same goals. Same Tuesday. You're fine. You're good, even. But five years from now, you're still wondering what if.
By tonight, you're trained. By tomorrow, you're seeing your students with new eyes. By next month, you've found your people. By next year, you're the literacy leader in your building, or you're the name parents whisper to each other at pickup.
Good SLPs get stuck at the intersection. Reading SLPs pick a direction.
The Reading SLP Manifesto
A Reading SLP doesn't wait for the field to catch up.
She leads.
She doesn't settle for "fine" when she was built for extraordinary.
She knows her expertise can change the trajectory of a child's entire life, and she builds a life she loves in the process.
She creates her own seat at the table. In her school. In her practice. In the field.
She is not an add-on.
She is not a supplement.
Language & Literacy Obsessed | Founder & CEO
Elizabeth knows the intersection. She spent over a decade as a school-based SLP in NYC Public Schools. She was good at her job, and she knew there had to be more. Literacy was her more.
She went all in: Orton-Gillingham Academy certification, IDA certification, and a doctorate in progress in Language and Reading Science at Hunter College, where she now teaches the next generation of SLPs. She built a boutique literacy private practice from the ground up.
In 2020, she built The Reading SLP, the first professional community made by and for SLPs ready to lead in literacy. Thousands of SLPs. 48 states. 14 countries. And she's just getting started.
Her message is simple: SLPs aren't a footnote in the literacy story. And your best chapter hasn't been written yet.
xo Elizabeth.
Maybe it was the struggling reader on your caseload you know you could help. Maybe it was that little spark you haven't felt in a while. Maybe it was the practice you keep dreaming about.
Whatever it was, you showed up. You listened. You felt it. That feeling? That's your next level knocking.
The Summit opened the door. The Reading SLP walks you through it.
You got the inspiration. Now get the training, the materials, the concierge, the community, and the business playbook to actually make it happen.
Because the SLPs who change their careers aren't the ones who watched the Summit. They're the ones who went all the way.
When the clock hits midnight:
This is the only time these three come together.
You already said yes to the Summit. Now say yes to yourself.
I'm going all the way! I'm becoming a Reading SLP!