Speech Therapy Techniques: Extended Apraxia of Speech Activities

[@cindynatalia1997]

I really thankful that I find your video, it really helps me to learn what kind of activities that we can give as a SLP to child with CAS. Hopefully I can be a SLP just like you!

[@amyhiatt1177]

Thank you so much for this video! This explains why my mom gut said to walk through all the vowel sounds and pair them with letters she can already say. I try my best to be thorough and make sure she's hearing and practicing all the possible combinations of letters.

[@vmsmith35]

My child uses the back of his throat to say his t's

[@earthbabyoutfitters4543]

I really appreciated you sharing all your knowledge and putting your own time into this. Thank you very much.

[@rejoiceresmond6935]

Thank you ma'am ❤

[@danamorgan2693]

Excellent information! Thank you so much for blessing us with your wisdom and knowledge!

[@SpeechLanguageBeyond]

Dana Morgan -You are very welcome!

[@vatv3420]

Hello! Very interesting and detailed! Tell me, where can I read about this technique? Thanks.

[@glitterjuju]

You are awesome 🤗

[@lovepraysign6891]

So informative; so thankful for all the helpful information. Definitely subscribing

[@malizba]

this is great. Thank you!! My son was diagnosed with Apraxia. he only says one words and can not combine two words. 3 years of age

[@peterr8453]

Thanks for this - very helpful

[@shaziamir4958]

Thank you for a very detailed video

[@joymonique4805]

Can I do this with adults ?

[@katiedavidson6022]

Thank you!! Great information!

[@idoniarodriguez3842]

Thank you for breaking down the progression of sounds from the front of the mouth and back. Very useful!

[@SpeechLanguageBeyond]

Idonia Rodriguez- Thank you so much!

[@80monia]

You are THE BEST ! I love watching your videos. They are so informative! Thank you!

[@SpeechLanguageBeyond]

You are very welcome. I am so glad that they are being of some help to you!