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- Lubna
- Nabulsi
- 600 Wyndhurst Avenue, Suite 245C
Baltimore
Maryland
21210
United States - The Beacon Clinic LLC
Baltimore
Maryland
21210
United States
At The Beacon Clinic, therapy for a child with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is personalized, fun, and focused on helping your child speak more clearly and confidently. We use a motor-based approach, which means we work on teaching your child how to plan and coordinate the movements needed to make sounds, words, and phrases. Sessions are filled with repetition, encouragement, and lots of practice with sounds that matter most to your family. We also use visual, touch, and listening cues to support learning and gradually reduce those supports as your child improves. Our goal is to build strong speech foundations while making each session positive and engaging.
Parents play a vital role in the therapy process at The Beacon Clinic. From the very beginning, we involve you in setting goals and selecting meaningful words that are important to your child’s daily life. During sessions, you’re welcome to observe so you can see the techniques we use—like visual or tactile cues—and how your child responds. We provide specific home practice activities after each session, along with guidance on how and when to practice to support your child’s progress. We also check in regularly to discuss what’s working, answer your questions, and adjust our plan as needed. Your support at home helps reinforce the skills your child is building in therapy, and we view you as an essential partner in the journey.
At The Beacon Clinic, we use both low-tech and high-tech AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) tools to support children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), especially when verbal speech is limited or still developing. Low-tech AAC might include picture boards, choice cards, or sign language to help your child express basic needs and participate in daily routines. For some children, we also use high-tech AAC, like speech-generating devices or tablet apps, to give them a voice while we continue to build their verbal speech skills. We always introduce AAC alongside speech therapy, not instead of it, and tailor it to fit your child’s unique needs and abilities.
