My treatment approach is personal and individualized for every child. After a comprehensive evaluation including an articulation and phonological assessment, motor speech evaluation, oral mechanism examination, and spontaneous language sample, (more dynamic additions if needed), I establish a child's phonetic repertoire and begin building on sounds they already have. Not every CAS protocol works across the board, however I primarily pair Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) due to its empirical research with PROMPT for tactile cues within the DTTC hierarchy, Regardless of the protocol, I am careful to collaborate with the parents of my client to establish functional words the child and family can use on a daily basis. I do not prescribe to an established CAS protocol just because targets should be personal, meaningful, and specific rather than predetermined. Treatment sessions are focused on the principles of motor learning with individualized reinforcements to keep the child motivated for a high number of trials. My clients and I work together in a positive, collaborative, and fun environment!