Evaluations
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Occupational Therapy Evaluations
Our Occupational Therapy Evaluations help identify the skills your child needs to be successful at home, at school, and in everyday life. We assess sensory processing, emotional regulation, attention, handwriting and fine motor skills, coordination, gross motor development, self-care skills (such as dressing, toileting, and brushing teeth), feeding and oral sensitivities, body awareness, and retained primitive reflexes. Parent and teacher input are an integral part of our occupational therapy evaluations. After the evaluation, we'll discuss the results with you and develop a personalized plan to help your child thrive. Our goal is to understand not only what challenges your child is experiencing, but why they are occurring, so we can recommend meaningful interventions that support long-term success across environments.
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Speech-Language Evaluations
Speech-Language Evaluations help identify the communication and literacy skills your child needs to succeed at home, at school, and in everyday life. Our speech-language pathologists assess speech sound production (including articulation and apraxia), early communication and language development, stuttering/fluency, vocabulary, grammar, listening comprehension, auditory memory, social communication, problem-solving, and literacy skills such as phonological awareness, decoding, spelling, reading fluency, reading comprehension, and written expression. After the evaluation, we'll review the results with you and develop personalized recommendations and a treatment plan designed to support your child's individual strengths and needs. We believe a thorough evaluation provides the roadmap for effective therapy, ensuring intervention is targeted, evidence-based, and focused on the skills that will make the greatest impact in your child's daily life.
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Dyslexia & Reading Disorder Evaluations
Dyslexia & Reading Disorder Evaluations help identify the underlying factors affecting your child's reading, spelling, writing, and overall literacy development. Our speech-language pathologists conduct comprehensive assessments of phonological processing, decoding, reading fluency, reading comprehension, spelling, written expression, language comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, rapid naming, working memory, and other cognitive-linguistic skills that support successful reading. We use evidence-based assessment practices to determine whether a child demonstrates characteristics of dyslexia or another reading disorder and identify the specific areas contributing to their learning challenges. After the evaluation, we'll review the results with you and provide individualized recommendations, intervention planning, and guidance for supporting your child's success at home and at school.
Therapy
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Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy helps children develop the skills they need to participate successfully in everyday activities at home, at school, and in the community. Our occupational therapists use engaging, play-based interventions to improve fine and gross motor skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, coordination, handwriting, self-care skills, feeding, and overall independence. Every therapy plan is individualized to help each child build confidence, reach meaningful goals, and thrive in daily life.
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Speech-Language Therapy
Speech-Language Therapy helps children become confident, effective communicators. Our speech-language pathologists provide individualized, evidence-based therapy to improve speech sound production, language development, fluency, social communication, and literacy skills. Whether your child is learning their first words, improving conversation skills, or strengthening reading and writing abilities, we tailor therapy to meet their unique needs while making learning engaging and meaningful.
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Literacy Therapy
Literacy Therapy is designed for children who struggle with reading, spelling, writing, or other language-based learning skills. Using evidence-based, structured literacy approaches, our speech-language pathologists target phonological awareness, decoding, spelling, reading fluency, reading comprehension, written expression, and language skills that support successful reading. Therapy is individualized to address each child's specific areas of need, helping them become more confident, capable readers and writers while supporting success in the classroom and beyond. All literacy services are provided by licensed Speech-Language Pathologists with advanced training in language, reading, and written expression. Because literacy is language in written form, our therapists are uniquely qualified to identify and treat the underlying language skills that support successful reading and writing.
