Speech Pathology Assessments

Supportive, Neuro-Affirming Speech Pathology for Children in Perth’s Northern Suburbs

If you’re concerned about your child’s speech, language, communication, literacy, stuttering, or executive functioning skills, Proud Speech Pathology offers dedicated assessment appointments.

We provide warm, evidence-based support for children and families in a calm and welcoming environment in Eglinton, Western Australia.

Book a free 15-minute parent phone call to discuss your concerns and whether an assessment would be the right next step.

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You may have noticed your child:

  • Is difficult to understand

  • Struggles to express themselves clearly

  • Has trouble following instructions

  • Becomes overwhelmed during conversations or classroom tasks

  • Finds reading, spelling, or writing difficult

  • Stutters or gets stuck on words

  • Has challenges with attention, organisation, or executive functioning

  • Struggles socially or has difficulty understanding others

  • Has autism or ADHD and needs communication support

  • Seems frustrated when trying to communicate

Many parents aren’t sure whether their child needs speech pathology support and that’s okay.

An assessment can help identify your child’s strengths, understand where they may need support, and provide practical next steps.

Wondering if your child might benefit from support?

At Proud Speech Pathology, we support children and teens with:

  • Speech sound difficulties

  • Language delays and disorders

  • Autism

  • ADHD and executive functioning difficulties

  • Literacy difficulties

  • Social communication

  • Stuttering

  • School-based communication challenges

  • Confidence and participation in communication

Our approach is:

  • Neuro-affirming

  • Child-led

  • Strengths-based

  • Practical and collaborative

How we can help

Every child is different, so assessments are tailored to your child’s age, strengths and areas of concern.

Assessments may include:

  • play-based interaction

  • conversation and observation

  • standardised assessments

  • speech and language tasks

  • parent discussion

  • teacher input (where appropriate)

Following the assessment, you’ll receive:

  • feedback about your child’s communication profile

  • practical recommendations

  • guidance around whether therapy would be beneficial

  • a written report if required

What happens during an assessment?

Why families choose Proud Speech Pathology

Neuro-Affirming Support

We value and respect neurodiversity and aim to support children in ways that build confidence, connection, and self-understanding.

Warm & Supportive Environment

We understand that seeking support for your child can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to make the process feel approachable and collaborative.

Evidence-Based Therapy

Assessment and therapy approaches are grounded in current evidence and tailored to your child’s individual needs.

Practical Strategies

Families leave with practical information and clear next steps, not just scores and jargon.