A brief, in-person observation to get an initial look at a child’s speech and language skills and determine if a comprehensive evaluation is needed.

Areas to screen may include: receptive language, expressive language, articulation, pragmatic language, reading, and writing skills.

 Includes:

-Observation of speech and language skills

-Brief written summary of findings

Designed to identify early signs of reading difficulties and guide families in next steps. Recommended for children ages 5–9 (K–4th) experiencing reading struggles or with a family history of dyslexia.

 Includes:

-Series of subtests across various domains

-Written summary report

-Optional: 15-min parent call to review results with a tutor

Comprehensive assessment of speech sound production, language comprehension, and expressive communication.

Includes: 

-Caregiver intake interview

-Formal and informal assessments

-Clinical observation

-Detailed written report with recommendations

-Follow-up Zoom review

Comprehensive evaluation of speech, language, and literacy skills, including phonological awareness, decoding, spelling, and reading comprehension. Ideal for children with academic concerns and/or suspected reading difficulties.

Includes:

-Same components as Initial Speech & Language Evaluation

-Additional literacy assessments

Review of an evaluation completed within the last 4–6 months to determine if intervention can begin using the existing report. 

NOTE: May recommend additional testing and/or observation to complete the plan of care.

30-minute session: Short, focused session ideal for younger children or work on a specific goal area. Includes direct therapy, session notes, and home practice support.

45-minute session: Flexible session length for addressing multiple goals or combining speech/language and literacy support. Allows for structured practice, feedback, and parent collaboration.

60-minute session: Comprehensive session for intensive needs or older students working across multiple domains. Includes direct instruction, application activities, and home practice resources.