Do you wonder about your child’s speech, language or hearing? If so, plan to bring your child to one of our free speech-language-hearing screenings on Friday, May 21 or Friday, June 4.
What we’ll examine
This quick (30-minute) pass/refer assessment will examine your child for the following:
- Ability to detect sounds that are important for speech and language development
- Speech sound production (pronunciation)
- Language (e.g., following directions, answering questions, processing information, naming vocabulary)
- Voice quality
- Fluency (stuttering)
- Social/interpersonal skills
Make an appointment
Call 918-631-2504 to make an appointment for your child.
COVID-19 safety
Everyone aged 3 and over must wear a face mask. Temperatures will be taken at the door and plexiglass barriers will be used when physical distancing is impossible.
Do you wonder about your child’s speech, language or hearing? If so, plan to bring your child to one of our free speech-language-hearing screenings on Friday, May 21 or Friday, June 4.
What we’ll examine
This quick (30-minute) pass/refer assessment will examine your child for the following:
- Ability to detect sounds that are important for speech and language development
- Speech sound production (pronunciation)
- Language (e.g., following directions, answering questions, processing information, naming vocabulary)
- Voice quality
- Fluency (stuttering)
- Social/interpersonal skills
Make an appointment
Call 918-631-2504 to make an appointment for your child.
COVID-19 safety
Everyone aged 3 and over must wear a face mask. Temperatures will be taken at the door and plexiglass barriers will be used when physical distancing is impossible.
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