A communication assessment looks closely at how your child understands and uses language. It also looks into your child’s sound inventory and speech clarity. It helps identify difficulties and guides the therapy planning process.
Signs Your Child May Need an Assessment
- Difficulty following instructions
- Limited vocabulary or short sentences
- Hard to understand
- Frustration when speaking
- Challenges with social communication
Who it is for
- Toddlers and preschoolers with delayed speech
- School‑aged children needing support with language or classroom communication
- Children with developmental conditions (e.g., Autism, ADHD, etc.)
- Parents seeking clarity about their child’s communication
Our Process
- Case History: Understanding your child’s development and your concerns
- Observation: Noting communication during natural activities and in natural settings
- Standardised Tools: Measuring speech and language skills
- Collaboration: Discussion with carer/s, educators, and other therapists, if any