Concerned about your child's speech or language development?  A screening is a brief assessment of speech and language skills that can help determine whether or not a formal evaluation is recommended.

A speech evaluation will assess your child's articulation skills and speech intelligibility.  The evaluation may include formal standardized testing, an informal oral mechanism examination, and a language sample.  You will receive an individualized report with long-term and short-term goals for progress monitoring.

A language evaluation will assess your child's receptive and expressive language skills.  The evaluation may include formal standardized testing and informal play-based observation.  You will receive an individualized report with long-term and short-term goals for progress monitoring.

A feeding evaluation will help to identify the presence of a feeding aversion or disorder.  The evaluation will include parent interview and clinical observation of your child during mealtime.  You will receive an individualized report with long-term and short-term goals for progress monitoring.

Treatment sessions for speech, language, and feeding therapy may take place in your home, at school, or in a familiar environment.  Each session is uniquely designed to address your child's individual difficulties.