I subscribe to Edythe Strand's Dynamic Tactile and Temporal cueing approach. It also is an approach that has many similarities with the cueing style I had developed naturally as an early clinician. I find that DTTC refined my cueing techniques by defining how to fade cueing a bit more specifically, yet it still allows for and encourages the use of multi-sensory cueing strategies. I understand and utilize the principles of motor learning in my practice, yet am all too aware of how current insurance trends often do not allow the frequency of treatment that would be most beneficial. Thus, it is critically important that parents and caregivers are trained how to use simultaneous cueing along with tactile and visual/verbal cueing to help their children at home between therapy sessions.