My assessment and treatment strategies are based on current research, which consistently demonstrates that children with childhood apraxia of speech benefit from therapy that is frequent/intensive, focuses on improving movement rather than specific speech sounds, and incorporates multi-sensory cues. I strongly advocate for functional and meaningful communication, and my treatment is individualized to the needs and interests of my patients/families. I initially evaluate the child through observation, family report, administration of formal articulation and language assessments, and administration of the Dynamic Evaluation of Motor Speech Skill (DEMSS). I collaborate with the child and family to create goals and then implement a multisensory cueing approach, which incorporates Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) and PROMPT. Alternative augmentative communication devices may be used in conjunction with speech production to ease the frustration of the child until he/she becomes more intelligible.