I provide individualized care and have strong communication with my families. Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual child to ensure progress. I typically recommend therapy more than once a week for children with apraxia. During my speech sessions, I provide a high amount of repetition. I start with a small set of treatment targets, and gradually increase the number of words as the child improves. I provide multiple prompts and feedback, including tactile prompts and visual feedback. I expand upon the syllable shapes and phonemes that the child already has in their inventory, and slowly add more phonemes and syllable shapes. In addition, my therapy also focuses on language and augmentative and alternative communication. Communication devices help expand expressive language and avoid frustration. My ultimate goal for children with CAS is for them to be successful communicators.