No clinical jargon, no scores to decode — just your child’s stories, plain-language progress, and a weekly note from their therapist.

Clinical metrics like the Narrative Scoring Scheme (NSS) are translated out of therapy jargon — so you see real-world growth, like "starting stories clearly" instead of an abstract clinical score.
"Emma's been working really hard on describing what characters are thinking and feeling. At home this week: when you read together, try asking her what a character might be thinking, even if the book doesn't say."
A brief note from your child’s SLP — what they focused on in session, what you might notice at home, and one easy conversation starter. Designed to be read in under 30 seconds.
A chronological shelf of every illustrated story your child has created. Revisit favorites, review their writing, and share completed books with family members and grandparents.
Two or three quick, low-pressure suggestions from your child’s therapist that fit into regular daily routines — no worksheets, timers, or special materials required.
In many clinical and school settings, recommending paid tools creates budget barriers that prevent families from accessing great resources. The WriteStories Practice Plan is permanently free for families in therapy so that financial conversations never get between a child and their progress.
The WriteStories Practice Plan isn't a limited-time trial. It is the full core family product, free for as long as your child is receiving speech therapy services.
Setting up your family account never requires payment information. You will never be surprised by an accidental subscription or auto-charge.
Rich, wordless illustrations provide the structure so your child can write without blank-page anxiety — no coaching or clinical training required from you.
Ask your child's SLP for an invitation, or start here if you're ready.