A comprehensive evaluation will give insight into how your child communicates and processes language. With the right information, you can utilize the most effective strategies to improve their speech and language development.
Understand how your child expresses, understands, and connects through language
Speech and language evaluations help uncover the full picture of how your child communicates. These assessments are helpful when your child has difficulty being understood, speaking, understanding others, or participating in social interactions.
The result is a deep understanding of your child’s abilities and practical recommendations for improving their language development and everyday communication.
While it may seem like a faster path, starting with a comprehensive evaluation is often more effective. Without one, therapy can lead to mismatched strategies and slower progress. A thorough evaluation helps ensure your child gets the right support from the beginning.
Many insurance providers and pediatricians require a formal evaluation to authorize therapy. Our detailed reports meet these requirements, helping you avoid delays and access services sooner. Some clinics also have long wait lists or require an external evaluation before accepting new clients. Starting with us can help expedite the process. You’ll also receive support beyond the evaluation. We’re happy to coordinate with your child’s pediatrician and assist in finding trusted therapists in your area if needed.
Find out the most effective communication modalities and strategies for your non-speaking child.
When your child has difficulty speaking or being understood, they aren’t able to fully participate in daily life. An AAC assessment provides personalized recommendations that create a bridge to connection, through both technology and technique.
The goal is to empower your child to express themselves more fully, build meaningful connections, and participate more confidently in everyday life.
Everything we do is grounded in a commitment to help your family get targeted support that is right for your child instead of generic solutions.
An assessment of your child’s communication abilities and challenges.
You’ll receive far more than a report. We’ll walk you through results, answer your questions, and offer practical next steps tailored to your child’s needs.
From start to finish, we’ll collaborate with you to create practical, lasting solutions that support your child’s communication and your family’s daily life.
Start with a free 15-minute consultation to share your concerns.
We’ll schedule a personalized evaluation for your child.
You’ll receive clear findings and practical next steps.
It can feel overwhelming, confusing, or even lonely when your child is struggling to communicate. We’re here to listen, guide, and walk alongside you with expertise and compassion.
Your child’s evaluation is more than just an appointment—it’s a step toward understanding, connection, and confidence for your child and your family.
A speech and language evaluation looks at how your child communicates and processes language. We assess speech clarity, understanding of spoken language, ability to express oneself, social communication skills, and how your child processes language. The evaluation provides a full picture of their strengths and challenges to guide next steps and support.
An AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) evaluation helps determine the best tools and strategies for individuals who have difficulty speaking or being understood. It assesses speech, language, cognitive, sensory, and motor skills to recommend communication supports—ranging from picture boards to speech-generating devices—so your child can communicate more effectively in their daily life.
Yes, we offer virtual speech and language evaluations to families across California, making it easy to access high-quality support regardless of your location.
Yes! We regularly evaluate language development in preschoolers to identify their strengths and any areas that require support. These evaluations help families understand how their child communicates, processes language, and interacts socially, so they can take meaningful next steps early on.