Expert Language, Literacy, & Dyslexia Support - Empowering Every Learner

At The Language & Learning Link, we specialize in helping children and teens strengthen language, reading, writing, and executive function skills. We also provide literacy intervention for adults with dyslexia, ensuring learners of all ages can succeed.

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For schools and educators, we offer expert professional development in Structured Word Inquiry and structured literacy instruction. All services are offered online and in person.

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What We Do

Transformative Language & Literacy Solutions — For Children, Teens, Adults, and Educators

At The Language & Learning Link, we specialize in helping children, teens, and adults strengthen the language and literacy skills needed for lifelong success. Our services go beyond traditional speech-language therapy — from dyslexia intervention and reading tutoring to writing support and executive function coaching.

We also provide expert professional development in literacy instruction for educators, tutors, and speech-language pathologists. Whether you’re a parent looking for help for your child, an adult seeking support, or a school in need of staff training, our evidence-based approach builds confident learners at every stage.

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For Families with Children

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For SLPs & Educators

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For Schools

Who We Help

We support children, teens, and adults with:

Language delays and disorders

Dyslexia and reading disorders

ADHD and executive functioning weaknesses

Autism spectrum disorders

Slow processing speed and other learning differences

Meet the Founder

Anya Maloney, M.S., CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist, Literacy Specialist, and Executive Function Coach

Anya Maloney is a certified speech-language pathologist (SLP), literacy specialist, and executive function coach with nearly 20 years of experience working in schools, clinics, and private practice. She specializes in helping school-age children and teens with developmental language disorders, dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and other learning differences strengthen their language, literacy, and learning skills. She also provides targeted literacy intervention for adults with dyslexia.

Her expertise lies in the connection between spoken and written language, reading, writing, and learning. She provides evaluations, individualized intervention, and parent/educator coaching to support learners at home, school, and professional settings.

In addition to her clinical work, Anya offers professional development, mentorship, and speaking engagements on Structured Word Inquiry (SWI) and evidence-based literacy instruction for educators, tutors, and speech-language pathologists. Her mission is to empower both learners and the professionals who support them.

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What Our Clients Say

Anya has been working with my two daughters for over a year and during that time we have seen incredible growth in both girls’ abilities. Anya’s sessions are precisely tailored to each child’s needs and she provides me with regular detailed updates on their progress and areas of growth. Anya... Read more

- Parent of a 6th and a 3rd grader

My 9 year old is severely dyslexic with an underlying language disorder, ADHD, and an overall complex neurocognitive profile. They have struggled in school since Kindergarten. We have worked with outside providers, and noticed that we have more success with SLPs than with teachers. In trying to find private schools... Read more

- Parent of a 3rd grader

Anya is one of a kind. She is the whole package and more! Anya is a Speech and Language Pathologist who is always expanding her education of how to best apply her knowledge to the learners in front of her. Extremely knowledgeable and gifted at teaching children as well as adult learners. Anya... Read more

- Donna Paladino, Reading Interventionist

Working with my reading specialist has truly been a transformative experience. Before I started, reading and spelling felt overwhelming, and honestly, I didn’t have much confidence in my abilities. Now, I can genuinely say that I’ve made significant progress—not just in my skills, but in how I view myself as... Read more

- 10th grade student

I also shared your report with the Boston Children’s team, and they mentioned several times how impressive your report was.  We agree.

- Parent of a 2nd grader

I can say, without exaggeration, that Anya changed our son’s academic trajectory. He came to her as a rising second grader, who would burst into tears if he saw writing listed on the classroom schedule for the day. A dysgraphia diagnosis followed, and we didn’t know what that would mean... Read more

- Parent of a student I supported from 2nd to 4th grade