Marshall University HELP Program

The Marshall University HELP Program is dedicated to providing educational support, remediation, and mentoring to individuals diagnosed with a Learning Disability and/or ADHD. HELP is comprised of: Community HELP, College HELP, Medical HELP, and Diagnostic HELP. The HELP vision is to empower our students, kindergarten through post graduate, to realize their full potential in all endeavors. The College HELP Division provides 1-on-1 academic tutoring, skill development, and life coaching to Marshall students diagnosed with ADHD or an SLD. The Community HELP Division provides 1-on-1 learning interventions in reading, writing, and math to K-12 students diagnosed with ADHD or an SLD. The Medical HELP Division provides small class or individual supports to healthcare professional students who want to learn study, test taking, memory, and organization strategies. No diagnosis needed. All supports are in a virtual, live format. The Diagnostic HELP Division provides psychoeducational testing, including, but not limited to, achievement, intelligence, and ADHD testing.