I have learned and utilize the Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) Approach, which is an evidence-based treatment for patients with suspected and confirmed CAS. This technique involves intensive trial with a small number of target words, that are relevant and important to the child. This treatment requires practice with increased repetition. Additionally, DTTC focuses on other elements including prosody and volume. The parent is actively involved in the selection of target words to ensure that the words are motivating for the child. DTTC utilizes a cuing hierarchy. Additionally, I have also trained in Physical Restructuring of Oral Motor Phonetic Targets (PROMPT) where the clinician will use his or her hands to support the motor movements as the client practices saying those words. Neither of these therapy modalities are used exclusively and I often incorporate both within sessions.