Speech Assessments
Strong communication starts early—take the first step with a speech assessment for your little learner.
Therapy Tools
Toys recommended to implement in speech therapy.
Resources for therapists and families alike.
Information for parents
Meet the Therapist
Hello! I’m Ms. Edmonds, and I’m so glad you’re here. I bring 9 years of experience working with preschoolers, adolescents, and young adults in educational settings. I earned my bachelor’s degree from UCLA in 2016 and completed my master’s degree at CSUN in 2025.
During my graduate studies, I had the privilege of volunteering as a facilitator for an aphasia social group, where I supported stroke survivors as they adjusted to the communication challenges in their daily lives. This experience strengthened my passion for working with individuals who need compassionate, specialized speech and language support.
I am dedicated to helping children reach their fullest potential. My mission is to close the gap between language-delayed children and their typically developing peers by providing high-quality assessment, individualized intervention, and ongoing monitoring of progress and learning supports. I can’t wait to get to know your child and be part of their communication journey!
Speech Therapy Tools
Explore our innovative tools and resources for effective speech therapy sessions.
List of my favorite toys
Explore the list of toys commonly recommended for speech therapy with children ages 2–5. These toys are open‑ended, engaging, and designed to support communication growth through play.
Patient Resources
Access valuable information and resources for patients and their families seeking therapy.
Comprehensive guides and tips for effective speech therapy techniques.
Expert Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
What services do you offer?
Speech & Language Assessments for Children Ages 2–5
Comprehensive evaluations to identify strengths and areas of need
Play‑based and child‑friendly assessment methods to keep little ones engaged
Clear, detailed reports to guide parents and educators in supporting communication development
Recommendations for next steps, tailored to your child’s unique profile
Who can benefit from your resources?
Speech and language assessments are valuable for many children and families, including:
Children with speech or language delays – Early identification helps close the gap and supports future success.
Parents seeking clarity – Families who want to understand their child’s current communication levels and development.
Children with medical conditions – Any child considered “at risk” due to health concerns that may impact communication.
Children with autism – Assessments provide insight into strengths, challenges, and individualized next steps.
Families looking for guidance – Parents who want recommendations on what to work on and how to support their child’s growth.
Assessments are not only for children with obvious delays—they’re also a proactive tool for parents who want reassurance, insight, and a clear plan to help their child thrive.
How much does it cost to get my child assessed?
The total cost of a speech and language assessment is $100.
A $50 deposit is required to secure your spot and allows the speech therapist to come to your home or public place to conduct the assessment.
After the assessment, the clinician will prepare a detailed report (within 30 days) with your child’s results.
The remaining $50 balance is collected when you receive the report and virtually meet with the clinician to discuss results/next steps.
Where do you service?
We make it easy by coming directly to you to conduct the assessment in the comfort of your home. Currently, we serve families throughout the Greater Los Angeles area and Antelope Valley (Palmdale & Lancaster).
How long does the assessment take?
A speech and language assessment typically takes about 1 to 1.5 hours to complete.
If your child is not compliant or needs a break, the speech therapist can return on another day at no extra cost to your family.
As part of the process, the clinician will also interview parents or caregivers to gather important background information and ensure a complete understanding of your child’s communication needs.