Speech therapy is the most successful and fun when it is individualized to the needs and interests of each person. When a child or adult is referred for therapy their likes, dislikes, and personal goals are identified early so that therapy can be structured around them. Therapy is offered intensively and frequently to promote progress. Evidence-based therapeutic techniques are implemented as part of therapy with a focus on principles of motor learning, including repetition and intensive practice, to increase accuracy when producing speech sounds, syllables, and words. Individualized cues, such as visual, auditory, or tactile cues, are used throughout therapy to support accuracy. Parents, family, and caregivers are important parts of the team and are encouraged to attend and participate to learn more about Childhood Apraxia of Speech and to understand and experience therapy. At my private practice, TLC Speech Therapy, I provide therapy in-person and virtually to meet the needs of the children and adults seeking speech therapy.