You know your child better than any stranger in an office. This free screening helps you put what you're seeing into words — at home, with the people your child trusts — and turns it into a clear summary you can bring to a doctor. It can't diagnose; it can help you understand what's going on and take the right next step.
We paid more than $5,000 for a kind, highly-credentialed stranger to sit with our son and assess him — a little boy who doesn't open up to people he doesn't know — while we were told to follow along. He shut down. Of course he did. Most parents we meet have lived some version of this, and many never even get that far because of the cost.
Those evaluators are good at what they do. But here's what we've come to believe, honestly: when it comes to what a child will actually show you, the people who know and love that child — watching them where they feel safe — can see far more than a stranger gets in a single office visit. This screening is built to capture exactly that. It can't hand you a diagnosis (only a professional can do that). But the picture you build here is often more complete in everyday-life detail than a single visit can capture — and it's powerful evidence to walk straight into your doctor's or evaluator's office.