I use a motor based learning approach to treat childhood apraxia of speech known as DTTC (Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing). I start by taking an inventory of the sounds and syllable shapes that your child has to choose a small number of functional, everyday words to target. I always discuss goals with parents so that we can determine what words/phrases will be most helpful in your child's communication. During therapy, I use a variety of cues to help your child produce the target word accurately. Initially, I will initially produce words slowly and in unison with your child. Then, cues are systematically faded. I focus on movement-based cues rather than sound-based cues ('watch my mouth'). I will focus on getting a high number of repetitions of the targets each session. I will train you on how to work with your child at home as well since daily practice is vital.