Treatment for CAS at Progressive Speech Therapy involves evidence-based, intensive therapy with a collaborative team approach. In my sessions, I use Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing in combination with motor learning principles to help my clients learn how to produce speech movements. This includes working on movements for difficult vowel and consonant combinations at their optimal level of learning (e.g., in words, in phrases, in connected speech) with practice incorporating different aspects of prosody (e.g., rate, emotion, coarticulation, pitch, volume). Targets for therapy are selected based on client preferences, boosting intelligibility, and functionality. As a team we are constantly assessing our clients with CAS in all areas, such as language, phonological impairments, and social communication, to best support their development. These are combined into our treatment approaches and are implemented through a motor lens. I also have experience with incorporating speech motor chaining, visual acoustic biofeedback, and SAILS for auditory perceptual training into treatment for my clients.