Basically, you're asking if you can claim the cost of a tutor. The answer is no. At least, not as an education expenses. However, if a licensed medical professional has prescribed it as a medical necessity, then it's a qualified medical expense. Just keep all your paperwork, because when you claim it as such, you *will* be audited. It's no problem if you can prove it was prescribed as a medical necessity by a licensed medical professional.
