Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Helping Children Find Their Voice with Confidence
Childhood Apraxia of Speech is a motor speech disorder where children know what they want to say but struggle to coordinate the movements needed for clear speech. With the right support, guidance, and consistent practice, children with CAS can build their communication skills and thrive in expressing themselves.
What Is CAS?
When the Voice Doesn’t Sound or Work as It Should
Voice disorders can affect how a child sounds or how comfortable they feel when speaking. This might show up as:
Speech Sound Production
Motor Planning
Coordination
PROMPT Cues
Our Approach to Treating CAS
- Therapy for CAS will focus on working on speech sound production, motor planning, coordination, PROMPT therapy techniques, using tactile/visual cues, auditory discrimination activities, integral stimulation techniques, repetitions of sounds, and more.
Tactile/Visual Cues
Auditory Discrimination
Integral Stimulation Techniques
Emotional Support
We create a judgment-free space where children feel heard and understood.
Flexible Sessions, Designed Around Your Child’s Needs
Tic-Talk-Toe offers flexible formats to meet your needs—whether that’s from the comfort of your home or in our engaging learning spaces.
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In-Person Therapy
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Virtual Therapy
Effective strategies and exercises from the comfort of your home.