I use Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC), which is guided by the principles of motor learning, in order to efficiently and successfully improve the child's movement gestures for speech production. Treatment initially requires several sessions per week and our goal is to maximize the number of productions of target words/ phrases during each session. Therapy is constantly changing as we reduce cueing over time and increase the number and complexity of target words/ phrases as each is mastered. The end goal is the child's generalization of accurate movement gestures for speech, so that he or she can be highly intelligible outside of speech therapy sessions.