Developmental Evaluations
A developmental evaluation helps us understand the unique developmental needs for children ages 2-5.
This assessment focuses on how your child is progressing in areas such as cognition, language, and social development. Identifying this information early is critical for ensuring timely access to interventions.
The insights from this evaluation can guide decisions about therapies, educational accommodations, and other interventions, ensuring your child receives the right support to thrive.
Who this is for:
Developmental evaluations are helpful for children with concerns related to cognition, language, social skills, or behavioral regulation. They are also beneficial for children who may have developmental delays, autism, or conditions that impact early growth and learning.
The evaluation looks at:
Cognitive skills
Language and motor development
The way your child learns and processes information
Pre-academic or academic skills
Emotion and behavior regulation
Social processing
Adaptive behavior
Developmental Evaluation Steps
Free Consultation
Schedule a free consult so that we can review your initial concerns and help you decide if an evaluation would be helpful for your child at this time.
Paperwork & Records
We will send you background forms to complete. We will also ask you to send us your child’s developmental, medical, and school records.
Caregiver Interview
We will meet to review your child’s medical, developmental, and social-emotional history. We also will review your goals for the evaluation.
In-Person Testing
We will work with your child to assess their developmental progress and social-emotional functioning. This takes about 2 hours and occurs on 1 day.
Feedback & Report
We review the results and recommendations. You will get a report that reviews what we learned about your child and the intervention plan.