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SLPs and specialists aren’t the only ones who can help your child improve their communication.
Parents are a very powerful part of the therapy team!
With the right training and support, you can learn to engage your child in effective motor speech therapy. Â
It’s not your job to become a therap...
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Practice is one of the most important elements of apraxia therapy. And this is where parents play a pivotal role!
Every child needs a different level of practice outside of therapy. But all children with CAS benefit from consistent, effective practice.Â
If you’re a parent who wants to support y...
Carryover – practicing words outside of therapy – is an important element in building and generalizing the motor plan. Â
Children with apraxia of speech need a lot of repetition of their target words to learn the movements. They also need to practice their words in other settings and with more comm...
Free Target Selection for CAS Handout!Â
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Tips to help you choose target words for minimally verbal children.
What is multisensory cueing?
Do's and Don'ts in Apraxia therapy
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