Children can expect therapy to be dynamic, highly focused, and repetitive, all while engaging in motivating activities designed to maximize practice trials—essential for developing flexibility in their speech motor system. Tools used in sessions may include items like game pieces, stickers, dot markers, beads, Legos, magnets, and clickers. Cues will be provided to ensure the child’s success and accurate production of sounds. As the child becomes more accurate, the intensity and frequency of cues will gradually decrease. Practice targets will always be functional and meaningful to the child and their family.