Assessments for speech, language, and reading.
We have a wide range of speech, language, and reading assessment options that are specifically designed to meet your child's unique needs.
Each assessment is tailored to provide an accurate picture of your child's strengths and weaknesses, as well as how they respond to learning environments.
With these, we will be able to identify areas where speech, language, reading, or social support is needed for your child to reach their full potential either at home or in the classroom. We also offer comprehensive reports to help parents understand their child's assessment results in more detail.
We understand that finding the right speech and language assessment for your child can be overwhelming.
We're here to help you make an informed decision and answer any questions you may have.
Please contact us for more information on our assessments or to schedule a consultation. We look forward to helping your family through this process!
Early Language (Ages 1-2)
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This consultation is for children between the ages of 12 months and 3 years old who may be facing difficulties in understanding, production, and use of language.
During your session, our speech pathologist will assess your child’s receptive, expressive, pragmatic, and motor speech development. We use playful games to aid the assessment process and keep it fun for your little one. As parents, you are encouraged to take part in the sessions so we can give you tips and suggestions on how to enhance your child's language development through everyday activities at home and in the community.
After the consultation, you will be given a written report of your child's visit that will include detailed information on their strengths and weaknesses. One month later, we'll have a follow-up meeting with you to informally assess progress. If you're still unsure or concerned about your child’s language development, we would be more than happy to discuss more intensive interventions with you.
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An early language evaluation will allow us to get a better understanding of your 1-3 year old's current speech-language skills and identify any areas of difficulty.
We use informal measures such as checklists and parent input as well as standardized assessments to get an understanding of your child's abilities in language acquisition and speech sound development.
After the evaluation you will get a comprehensive report with recommendations and a treatment plan.
Preschool / Early Elementary
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This consultation is to assess one area of concern for children between the ages of 3 and 7 years old.
During the session, our speech pathologist will assess your child’s abilities in one particular area of concern. We use playful games to aid the assessment process and keep it fun for your little one. As parents, you are encouraged to take part in the sessions so we can give you tips and suggestions on how to enhance your child's language development through everyday activities at home and in the community.
After the consultation, you will be given a written report of your child's visit that will include detailed information on their strengths and weaknesses as well as a treatment plan. If there are concerns beyond what was initially reported, we would be more than happy to discuss a speech and language evaluation with you.
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Our speech and language evaluation assesses a child’s overall communication skills. We will assess your child's skills in:
-Receptive Language/Auditory Comprehension
-Expressive Language
-Syntax
-Semantics
-Pragmatics
-Meta-Linguistics
After the assessment you will get a comprehensive report with recommendations and a treatment plan that will help guide your child's team of professionals in intervention practices as well as how to best support them outside of the therapy room.
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To help identify dyslexia in children, we provide a dyslexia screener tool. This assessment covers:
-Phonemic Awareness
-Rapid Naming Skills (word retrieval)
-Sound Sequencing
-Memory skills related to reading and writing
Parents will receive a report of results alongside resources and recommendations if further testing is needed.
Late Elementary & Beyond
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During this consultation, we will assess one area of concern expressed by a parent or guardian. We provide individualized support to ensure that your child has the tools they need to succeed in their education.
After the consultation, you will be given a written report of your child's visit that will include detailed information on their strengths and weaknesses as well as a treatment plan. If there are concerns beyond what was initially reported, we would be more than happy to discuss a speech and language evaluation with you.
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Our standard speech and language evaluation assesses a child’s overall communication skills. We will assess your child's skills in:
-Receptive Language/Auditory Comprehension
-Expressive Language
-Syntax
-Semantics
-Pragmatics
-Meta-Linguistics
After the assessment you will get a comprehensive report with recommendations and a treatment plan that will help guide your child's team of professionals in intervention practices as well as how to best support them outside of the therapy room.
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We offer a reading/writing evaluation to identify and assess language weaknesses that are at the core of hardships in communication, reading, writing and overall academic performance. This assessment uses standardized measures to assess:
-Phonemic Awareness
-Decoding/Encoding Abilities
-Reading Comprehension
-Written Language
A detailed report and individualized treatment plan will be created to target any areas of concern that were identified during the evaluation. This report can be used for:
-additional services for the child through the Department of Education
-a specialized private school placement
-a guide for treatment at the child's current or future educational placement
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For a more in-depth look at your child’s language abilities and how they affect academic performance, we offer comprehensive language and literacy evaluations. We also review any preexisting individualized education plans (IEP) that have been created for your child in order to develop a comprehensive treatment plan. Results from the evaluation will be discussed with you alongside any recommendations or resources suggested can help provide guidance on how to best support your child’s learning needs.
A detailed report and individualized treatment plan will be created to target any areas of concern that were identified during the evaluation. This report can be used for:
-additional services for the child through the Department of Education
-a specialized private school placement
-a guide for treatment at the child's current or future educational placement
Included in a Comprehensive Language and Literacy Evaluation:
-In-Depth Language Testing
-Phonological Awareness
-Reading (decoding and comprehension)
-Writing
-Spelling
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