Toddlers · Children

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

A motor-planning disorder: the child knows what they want to say but the brain struggles to coordinate the movements. It needs specialised, frequent therapy.

Common signs

  • Inconsistent errors on the same word
  • Groping mouth movements
  • Very limited speech with good understanding

How we help

Motor-speech approaches (DTTC, PROMPT-informed) in short, frequent sessions.

Recommended programme
Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Motor-speech therapy for children who know what to say but struggle to say it.

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