Assessments & reviews
Answers, Not Guesswork
Wondering whether your child's speech is on track? Our 60-minute evaluation feels like a playdate — puzzles, picture books, snack chat — while we measure articulation, language, fluency, voice, and oral-motor skills against age norms.
You leave with a plain-language report, a clear recommendation (therapy, monitoring, or all-clear), and activities to try immediately.
- Standardized testing plus natural play observation
- Written report within five working days
- Honest next steps — including “no therapy needed”
What's included
Inside the Evaluation
Parent Interview
Developmental history, your concerns, and what a typical talking day looks like at home.
Play-Based Testing
Picture naming, story retells, and conversation samples collected through games.
Oral-Motor Screen
A quick, gentle check of lips, tongue, palate, and hearing history.
Feedback & Plan
Same-week feedback session with scores explained simply and a written action plan.
Good to know
Evaluation FAQs
Do I need a doctor's referral?+
No — families can book directly. If funding requires a referral, tell us and we'll guide you through it.
What should we bring?+
Just your child and any previous reports. Favorite snacks and comfort toys are welcome — relaxed children show their true skills.
Will you tell us if therapy isn't needed?+
Honestly and happily. About a third of evaluations end with monitoring tips and a check-in date instead of therapy.
Can reports go to school or funding bodies?+
Yes — reports are written to funding standards and we send copies wherever you authorize, free of charge.
Related programs: Fluency Disorders • Articulation Disorders • Aphasia & Language
Get Clear Answers
One relaxed hour of play tells us exactly where your child's speech stands — and what to do next.