Step 1
Tell us about your child
First name, age, and the concern on your mind. About two minutes.
For parents of children ages 2 to 12
Organize what you are noticing, then walk into the appointment with a clear report.
BrightPath is a parent-led screening. You answer structured questions about everyday communication, learning, sensory needs, and behavior. You get a written report you can save, print, and bring to a pediatrician, school team, or specialist.
This is not a medical diagnosis and it does not replace an evaluation by a licensed professional.
How it works
Step 2
Complete seven short sections
Forty-two observation questions across communication, social connection, attention, sensory processing, motor skills, regulation, and daily living.
Step 3
Print a written report
Domain summaries, examples from your answers, suggested next steps, and questions to bring to an appointment.
What the screening covers
Communication and language
How your child uses words, gestures, and understanding in daily life.
Social connection
How your child relates to family, peers, and shared play.
Attention and learning
Focus, memory for directions, and learning new skills.
Sensory processing
How your child responds to sound, touch, movement, and busy places.
Movement and motor skills
Coordination, handwriting, dressing, and playground skills.
Behavior and emotional regulation
Big feelings, flexibility, and recovering after upset.
Daily living and independence
Sleep, meals, toileting, and everyday self-care.
Who it is for
- Parents who have a gut feeling that something is harder than it should be.
- Families who have been told to wait and see and want a calmer starting point.
- Anyone preparing for a pediatric visit, IEP meeting, or specialist referral.