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Schedule an assesment for your child in preschool

Duration of evaluation is dependent on child's disposition and level of rapport with clinician 

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Speech Assessment

A speech evaluation entails:

  • ​​Parent/Caregiver Interview

  • Standardized articulation assessment at the word level

  • Assess a language sample of 50 utterances to evaluate intelligibility in connected speech

  • Screen fluency rate

  • Screen vocal quality

  • A meeting to discuss the results of the report and answer questions approximately 2-3 weeks after the evaluation

Language Assessment

A language evaluation entails:

  • Parent/Caregiver Interview

  • A Standardized Language Assessment(s)

  • Evaluate a language sample of at least 50 sentences/verbal responses and report syntax or semantic errors produced in his or her spontaneous speech (e.g., pronoun reversal, dropping articles, verb errors, etc.)

  • A meeting to discuss the results of the report and answer questions approximately 2-3 weeks after the evaluation

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Comprehensive Evaluations

Speech & Language Assessment:

  • ​​​​​Parent/Caregiver Interview

  • A standardized articulation & language assessment(s)

  • Screen vocal quality & fluency

  • Evaluate a language sample of at least 50 sentences/verbal responses to assess intelligibility in connected speech and report syntax or semantic errors produced in his or her spontaneous speech

  • A meeting to discuss results and answer questions approximately 2-3 weeks after evaluation ​

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