Our certified, licensed staff of speech-language pathologists provides in-depth, comprehensive evaluations to accurately describe and diagnose speech, language and feeding disorders, as well as provide appropriate treatment recommendations and necessary referrals.
Evaluations are conducted in the following areas:
Speech-language delays and disorders
Feeding delays and disorders
Motor speech disorders diagnostic clinic
Augmentative and alternative communication disorders
Auditory/language processing disorders
Speech-Language Delays and Disorders
- Purpose: to assess children who have suspected speech (i.e., articulation, voice and/or fluency concerns) and/or understanding and using language (i.e., difficulty or delay in using words to communicate, putting together words and sentences, asking/answering questions, following directions, telling a story, describing or explaining a task, and/or developing social skills).
- Age group: Children of all ages.
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Feeding Delays and Disorders
- Purpose: to assess children who have suspected sensory or motor-based feeding disorders.
- Age group: Children of all ages.
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Motor Speech Disorders Diagnostic Clinic
- Purpose: to assess children who have a complicated, unclassified or ambiguous speech sound production disorder.
- Age group: 2 to 18 years of age.
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Augmentative and Alternative Communication Disorders
- Purpose: to assess children with significant speech/language impairments who may need an alternative or supportive means to communicate (i.e., picture board system, computerized communication device, etc.).
- Age group: Children of all ages.
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Auditory/Language Processing Disorders
- Purpose: to assess children with difficulty understanding and processing auditory information. More information about our evaluations for auditory processing disorders can be found here.
- Age group: 6 to 18 years of age.
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