Summer Screenings and Consultations

Why We Offer Summer Screenings & Consultations

We understand that families often have more flexibility during the summer months—and that can make it the perfect time to pause, reflect, and check in on your child’s development.

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Our Speech & Language Screeners and Feeding & Swallowing Consultations are designed to offer low-pressure, accessible opportunities to get expert insight without a long wait or commitment.

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These sessions are:

• Play-based and relaxed: We meet your child where they are—through play, conversation, or casual observation—to gently explore their communication or feeding skills.

• Focused on clarity and next steps: Whether your child is a late talker, picky eater, or navigating other challenges, you'll leave with answers, peace of mind, and recommendations for next steps if further support is needed.

• Great for second opinions or early questions: Our consultations are ideal for families who aren't sure where to begin, who have concerns that haven’t yet been addressed, or who simply want to hear from a licensed pediatric speech-language pathologist.

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Why Reduced Rates?

We believe every family deserves access to expert support. During the summer, we offer reduced pricing on these quick-check services to make them even more accessible. For many families, these brief sessions provide exactly the clarity and reassurance they need—without the time or cost of a full evaluation.

By offering summer specials:

• We help families take early action before the school year begins

• We provide accessible guidance when concerns first arise

• We reduce the barriers to care, especially for families who are unsure if therapy is needed

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Common Reasons Families Book These Sessions

• “I think my child might be a late talker, but I’m not sure.”

• “We’ve noticed picky eating, but don’t know what’s typical or if they'll grow out of it.”

• “I just want to make sure everything is on track.”

• “My child had therapy in the past—do they still need it?”

• “I’m worried about their speech, but the pediatrician said to wait.”

• "My child doesn't seem to love purees or solids, how long to I keep trying for?"

• "I have some questions or concerns about my baby's bottle feeding experiences."