What is a Developmental Screening?
A developmental screening is a quick, 10–15 minute play-based check of your child’s skills in areas like communication, movement, play, and daily routines.
It helps identify whether your child is on track or may benefit from additional support.
Screenings are not a full evaluation and do not provide a diagnosis, but they are a helpful first step in understanding your child’s development.
Here are your options:
📝 Parent Developmental Check-In
Recommended for children under 2
You know your child best—and you see what they can do every day. During brief screenings, children don’t always show their full range of skills.
For a more complete picture and immediate results with personalized recommendations, you’re welcome to complete a developmental check-in instead of waiting for an in-person screening.
Please note: TCT does not monitor or maintain records of developmental check-in results.
🏫 In-Person School Screening
A brief, in-person screening completed at your child’s preschool or daycare by a member of our therapy team. Many schools schedule times during the year where we screen the majority of students; however, we are happy to provide free developmental screenings throughout the year.
Prefer an in-person screening? Continue below to complete the school screening permission form.
