I typically describe my treatment approach with four pillars. The first is that I always rely on evidence-based practice. This means that I am committed to staying up to date on what the research says is best for children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). Currently, I am relying heavily on principles of motor learning and a treatment approach called “Dynamic Tactile and Temporal Cueing” (DTTC). The second pillar of my treatment approach is “fun;” therapeutic practice will always be embedded in highly motivating and engaging play activities. Your child should think therapy is FUN! The third pillar of my treatment approach is that treatment will always be child-centered; what works for one child, won’t work for the next. Treatment will be specifically tailored to your unique child. Finally, my approach to treatment is always progress focused. I am committed to helping your child make the fastest progress possible, so that they can gain access to their world through communication.