Speaking of apraxia : a parents' guide to childhood apraxia of speech
(Book)

Covers speech basics, treatment methods, copying & advocating, early intervention & special education, getting a CAS (childhood apraxia of speech) diagnosis, working with speech-language pathologists, creating a language-rich environment at home, and preparing for school & learning. This guide was written by a mother whose daughter's CAS is now resolved. The revised edition includes information on helpful apps to stimulate and encourage speech, new evidence-based treatments, alternative forms of communication, and parent-friendly summaries of important research.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-376) and index.

"Speaking of Apraxia is a layperson's guide to understanding childhood apraxia of speech and the strategies that can help a child overcome obstacles to age-appropriate speech. The book focuses on diagnosis of the condition as well as assistance and treatment available from speech-language pathologists, school staff, and others. It also covers emotional coping, possible co-occurring disorders, and home activities that can promote speech development"--,Provided by publisher.

Parents of children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and other professionals in child development.