Parent involvement is one of the most important parts of successful therapy for children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Parents are encouraged to actively participate in therapy sessions so they can learn the strategies, cues, and techniques that help their child communicate more successfully. I provide ongoing parent education throughout the therapy process to help families better understand CAS, how speech motor learning works, and how to support communication at home during everyday routines and play. I provide a clear and individualized home exercise program with specific target words, activities, and practice ideas so families know exactly how to practice at home. Consistent home practice is an important part of progress, as children with CAS benefit from frequent repetition and carryover outside of therapy sessions. My goal is to work collaboratively with families so therapy strategies feel manageable, functional, and easy to incorporate into daily life.