My therapy is based on Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) which is a treatment method designed for children with childhood apraxia of speech. DTTC Uses the principles of motor learning to facilitate movement transitions in speech. Essentially what this means is cues are used to help teach how to move the articulators for speech. A most to least cueing hierarchy is used. Maximum multisensory cues are given and then faded as speech skills progress. A typical session uses fun reinforcers such as bubbles, balloons and ball poppers to help get the maximum number of speech targets.