DTTC Research Clinicians
Clinician Participation Requirements
We are proud to introduce a distinguished group of research clinicians who have participated in our funded study, “The Effects of Dose Frequency on DTTC Treatment Outcomes in CAS: A Randomized Control Trial.” These professionals have successfully:
Completed a rigorous 14-hour ASHA-accredited training course on Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC)
Been instructed in extensive research protocol
Passed multiple assessments of fidelity to the DTTC protocol through comprehensive peer reviews, affirming their proficiency and adherence to best practices.
Their intensive training ensures a thorough understanding and precise application of the treatment protocols of DTTC, and their accomplishments have been pivotal to driving forward innovative research in the treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech.
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Clinician Testimonials
Certified Clinicians
Andrea Manghiuc
Andrea Manghiuc
Bio:
I am a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with 15 years of experience working in early intervention and with school-aged children. For the last seven years my passion has been to help children with childhood apraxia of speech improve their ability to communicate. I’m recognized by Apraxia Kids for advanced training and expertise in childhood apraxia of speech. I am also a guest speaker on the topic of differential diagnosis of CAS for graduate students at California State University, Fullerton. I primarily offer speech-language services at my office in Laguna Hills, California. My experience as a clinician in the childhood apraxia of speech research study was both challenging and rewarding. With the help of the researchers, I had the extraordinary opportunity to elevate and refine my skills in assessing and treating childhood apraxia of speech using the DTTC treatment approach. I was also thankful to be a part of a study that will greatly benefit families by offering evidence for appropriate CAS dosage recommendations.
| Business Name: | Sunnywood Speech Therapy |
| Address: | 25255 Cabot Road, Suite 209 Laguna Hills, CA 92653 |
| Contact Number: | 949-330-3653 |
| Website: | sunnywoodspeechtherapy.com |
Becca Rae
Becca Rae
Bio:
Rebecca Rae-Black MS, CCC-SLP has provided pediatric speech therapy services throughout the Nashville area since 2018. Rebecca earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, OH. She is a dedicated speech-language pathologist recognized by Apraxia Kids for her expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Becca is also a certified DTTC Research Clinician through the Child Apraxia Treatment Team, demonstrating her advanced knowledge and application of evidence-based approaches like Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) to support children with severe speech challenges. Rebecca is certified in the Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) feeding approach and regularly assists families with securing insurance-based evaluations and funding for Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC) speech generating devices.
Passionate about empowering children and their families, Becca tailors therapy to each child’s unique communication needs, ensuring they build confidence and meaningful connections through speech.
Bree Kusz
Bree Kusz
Bio:
I am a full time therapist in a public early childhood center and part time independent private clinician with 10 years of experience. I find the most joy working with 2-5 year olds, and children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech under the age of 10. My involvement in the research study was a complete dream come true – getting to provide the highest quality therapy to children who have the biggest challenges to overcome in a manner that most families could not find on their own let me do everything I’ve wanted to do all at once. I am so thankful to have had the opportunity to grow as a clinician and to know that we are making the future for all children with CAS better!
| Business Name: | Bree Kusz M.S.CCC-SLP |
| Address: | 5412 W Lake Shore Dr. Wonder Lake IL 60097 |
| Contact Number: | 815-669-9491 |
| Website: | NA |
Christina Iverson
Christina Iverson
Bio:
Christina Iverson is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist with 25 years of experience. She attended Arizona State University and received a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders (1998) and a Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology (2000). Christina resides in Colorado and provides services in the Northern Colorado area. She has experience working in educational settings and private practice. She specializes in working with pediatric populations. Christina is proud to be part of the PRACTICE study as a community research clinician. Her involvement has provided opportunities for advanced training in Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) with some of the top researchers in the area of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). This opportunity has expanded her skills in this area and Christina enjoys providing evidence-based treatment to children with CAS and their families.
Testimonial:
My involvement with the PRACTICE study was both challenging and rewarding. The partnering of clinicians and researchers was a unique opportunity and has served to change my clinical practice in positive ways that will continue to benefit the children, families, and other clinicians that I work with.
| Business Name: | Summit Speech Therapy |
| Address: | 1730 S. College Ave Ste 301 Fort Collins, CO 80525 |
| Contact Number: | 970-900-6930 |
| Website: | https://www.summitspeechteam.com/ |
Denise Santos Ford
Denise Santos Ford
Bio:
Denise Santos Ford is a dedicated clinical speech-language pathologist with specialized expertise in assessing and treating children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). As the founder and executive director of the Child Development Center of Marin, Denise leads a team that provides comprehensive, family-centered support for children’s speech, language, and developmental needs. With a passion for empowering families and professionals, Denise speaks at local and national conferences on key topics such as CAS, early intervention, and literacy development. She is committed to improving outcomes for children through research-based practices and compassionate care.
Testimonial:
As a PRACTICE clinician, I feel lucky to work with this incredible team of speech – language pathologists. This project has created a safe space for clinicians and researchers to learn from one another and continue to strengthen our work in the area of assessment and treatment of CAS.
| Business Name: | Child Development Center of Marin |
| Address: | 1058 Redwood Highway Frontage Road, Mill Valley, CA 94941 |
| Contact Number: | 415-924-2444 |
| Website: | www.speechmarin.com |
Harriet Koutsivitis
Harriet Koutsivitis
Bio:
Harriet Koutsivitis, M.A., CCC-SLP, is a NYS licensed/ASHA certified pediatric speech and language pathologist with over twenty years’ experience. She has worked with children and young adults diagnosed with Developmental Differences. She runs a thriving practice in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. She has also collaborated with Brooklyn’s top rated pediatric integrative doctors with a focus on the whole child. Harriet has done extensive work with advanced apraxia as a clinical researcher for the PRACTICE team. Harriet is a passionate provider with a wide range of expertise and personalized strategies to advance a child’s communication skills.
| Business Name: | LogoSpeechBklyn |
| Address: | 155 Bay Ridge Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11220 |
| Contact Number: | 718-791-1523 |
| Website: | NA |
Jennifer Sakowicz
Jennifer Sakowicz
Bio:
Jennifer Sakowicz, M.S., CCC-SLP is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who owns her own practice in Rocky Hill, Connecticut. She received her Master’s Degree in Communication Disorders from Southern Connecticut State University in 2009. She specializes in the treatment of speech sound disorders, including childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) as well as language-based literacy disorders. Jennifer is proud to be recognized as a Certified DTTC Research Clinician with the PRACTICE Child Apraxia Treatment Research Team. She is also pleased to be recognized by Apraxia-Kids for advanced training and expertise in childhood apraxia of speech. To date, she has received five awards for continuing education (ACE) from the American-Speech-Language-Hearing-Association and has been a four-time presenter at the Apraxia-Kids National Conferences. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, reading books, riding her Peloton, and watching UCONN basketball.
| Business Name: | Pediatric Communication Center, LLC |
| Address: | 2139 Silas Deane Highway, Suite 206B Rocky Hill, CT 06067 |
| Contact Number: | 860-200-7450 |
| Website: | www.pediatriccommunicationcenter.com |
Jillian LeVos-Carlson
Jillian LeVos- Carlson
Bio:
Jillian LeVos-Carlson has been a practicing Speech Pathologist for 15 years and owns a private practice in Clayton, California where she specializes in Speech Sound Disorders, specifically Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Jillian participated as a research clinician on the DTTC PRACTICE study and is also a graduate of the 2021 Apraxia Kids Boot Camp. She also currently assists as an anonymous SLP rater for an NYU treatment research study. As a former school-based SLP, she is passionate about working with other SLPs and families to facilitate appropriate evidence-based assessments and intervention for children with CAS in the schools and in her private practice. Jillian also completed the CAS Advance Course with Dr. Edythe Strand and has earned multiple ASHA ACE Awards focusing on Pediatric Speech Sound Disorders.
Testimonial:
The opportunity to partner alongside amazing researchers was one of the best career experiences of my life. I received invaluable intensive training and mentoring in the areas of CAS assessment and DTTC treatment. It was incredible to observe the progress these children made while implementing DTTC therapy with fidelity. I hope that the field of speech pathology continues to foster connections for researchers and clinicians to work together to determine positive evidence-based outcomes for the children and their families.
| Business Name: | Little Speech House |
| Address: | 5622 Bettencourt Drive, Clayton, CA 94517 |
| Contact Number: | 415-244-2994 |
| Website: | NA |
Katherine Moy
Katherine Moy
Bio:
Katherine Moy, M.S. CCC-SLP works at Pediatric Therapy Associates, an outpatient clinic in San Antonio, TX. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Texas at Dallas. Katherine has a strong passion for helping children with childhood apraxia of speech. She has pursued extensive training in DTTC and attended a Once Upon a Time Advanced Workshop in 2019.
Testimonial:
Being involved as a community clinician in the Dose Frequency Study has been the most rewarding experience of my career. The guidance, training, and mentorship provided by the leading experts in CAS have been invaluable. I am grateful for all I’ve learned and am eager to share the insights I’ve gained with my community.
| Business Name: | Pediatric Therapy Associates |
| Address: | San Antonio, TX |
| Contact Number: | 210-646-8008 |
| Website: | https://www.pediatrictherapyassoc.com/ |
Kimberly Erickson
Kimberly Erickson
Bio:
Kimberly Erickson received her Bachelor of Science degree in Communication Disorders and Master of Science degree in Speech Language Pathology from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. She received ASHA certification following graduation and has practiced in the field for more than 30 years. Kimberly found her passion for pediatric motor speech disorders when her young daughter, adopted from China at 2 years old, was diagnosed with severe-profound Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Her private practice, Beautifully Said Speech Therapy LLC, was born years later with a desire to share, educate, encourage and offer hope to others on a similar path. Serving children along the Wasatch Front in Utah, she specializes in the assessment and treatment of children with severe speech sound disorders and challenges with literacy. Kimberly has been recognized for advanced training and expertise in Childhood Apraxia of Speech by Apraxia Kids and the Once Upon a Time Foundation. Additionally, she has been recognized as a Certified DTTC Research Clinician by the Once Upon a Time Foundation for her participation in the research study investigating the dosage of Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC). She is a Certified Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner.
| Business Name: | Beautifully Said Speech Therapy |
| Address: | Riverton, Utah |
| Contact Number: | 801-759-1098 |
| Website: | www.beautifullysaidspeechtherapy.com |
Marnie Millington
Marnie Millington
Bio:
Marnie Millington co-owns a pediatric speech-language clinic in MetroWest Boston. Her weekly caseload focuses on motor speech disorders. She has taught pediatric and lifespan motor-speech disorders at Northeastern University and Emerson College and has presented nationally on the assessment and treatment of children with apraxia of speech. Marnie has been recognized for her training and expertise in Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) by Apraxia Kids and the Once Upon a Time Foundation. She has recently published her first research article on children’s speech intelligibility and has participated in several research studies examining CAS from various perspectives.
Testimonial:
I must admit, it took some courage to become a PRACTICE clinician because I knew that some of my most respected researchers would be watching me provide therapy on a regular basis! I am so glad that I put my ego aside and jumped into this experience. The training provided was extremely helpful. It helped me to answer many of the questions that I’ve had about DTTC and gave me new insights into this approach. The kindness and camaraderie with the researchers and my fellow clinicians have enriched my professional and personal life!
| Business Name: | Children’s Speech & Feeding Therapy |
| Address: | 464 Hillside Avenue #202, Needham, MA 02494 |
| Contact Number: | 781-400-5305 |
| Website: | speechandfeeding.org |
Maureen Neukirch
Maureen Neukirch
Bio:
Maureen Neukirch, M.S., CCC SLP, is the Owner/Speech Language Pathologist at Little Speech Boutique in greater Nashville, TN, specializing in speech sound disorders. Maureen is an early intervention SLP, with over 25 years of experience in a variety of early childhood settings with a research background in sensorimotor integration, prerequisites for early reading success and rural service delivery via teletherapy. Her clients are 18 months to 10 years of age with varying degrees of severity related to speech development.
Testimonial:
As a DTTC Research Clinician, I gained valuable training and skills to significantly impact the outcomes for children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech. Providing the specific cues based upon the Principles of Motor Learning with knowledge of performance and knowledge of results feedback after carefully selecting the target syllable shape was an incredible shift in therapy planning and implementation. I could see the change in the child and my abilities in the study. At the same time, I was seeing the impact of using the knowledge and skills with my current caseload across diagnoses. Going forward, I will use my expertise to share these skills with other SLPs and help impact the diagnosis and interventions for children with CAS in a variety of therapy settings.
| Business Name: | Little Speech Boutique |
| Address: | Greater Nashville Area |
| Contact Number: | 615-200-6256 |
| Website: | https://www.littlespeechboutique.com/ |
Megan Nickey
Megan Nickey
Bio:
Megan Nickey is a dedicated and compassionate SLP at Progressive Speech Therapy, located in Virginia. Megan works with children ages 2 to 18, to support the speech, language, and social growth of her clients, helping them reach their full potential. Megan has a strong passion for advancing her skills in the treatment of motor speech disorders, particularly Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Her commitment to continuing education and collaborating with team members enables her to provide the most effective and individualized therapy for each child.
Testimonial:
I am incredibly thankful to the team of researchers who spearheaded this partnership with skilled clinicians and experts in the assessment and treatment of CAS. Through intensive training, self-reflection, and collaboration available in this partnership, my clinical skills and knowledge base for DTTC intervention have grown exponentially to best support clients across my caseload and within our clinical practice.
Natalie Potter
Natalie Potter
Bio:
Natalie Potter is a speech-language pathologist and assessment specialist with the Cherry Creek School District. Natalie completed the Apraxia Kids Bootcamp in 2021, the Advanced DTTC Workshop in 2017, and Level 1 PROMPT in 2019. Natalie received training to participate in the PRACTICE study and is recognized as a DTTC Research Clinician. She has presented at the Apraxia Kids Conference and the Colorado Speech Hearing Association Conference. Natalie has focused her career in the educational setting and collaborates closely with school-based SLPs to enhance motor speech assessment and intervention.
Testimonial:
My experience as a PRACTICE clinician has been truly one of growth. The mentorship and camaraderie that came with the training and process of research was a wonderful gift! The feedback and encouragement I received pushed me beyond what I thought I was capable of, helping me overcome bouts of imposter syndrome and embrace the value of critique. I gained a deeper understanding of the research process, dedicating myself to something I hadn’t realized I had the capacity to do. Most importantly, I now count myself as part of an amazing group of women in research and clinical practice, a community that continues to inspire and uplift me.
Pooja Aggarwal
Pooja Aggarwal
Bio:
Pooja is the Owner and Clinical Director of Progressive Speech Therapy located in Ashburn, Virginia. She graduated Summa Cum Laude with her Masters of Science in Speech Language Pathology from Columbia University in 2005 and has 25+ years of experience helping children with communication challenges. She is passionate about helping children receive the absolute highest quality of care and maximizing progress by guiding cutting edge evidence-based interventions at Progressive Speech Therapy. Pooja is a repeat recipient of the ASHA ACE award (American Speech Hearing Association – Award for Continuing Education) and is considered an expert in the area of Childhood Apraxia of Speech. She was an inaugural graduate of the 2011 Childhood Apraxia of Speech Advanced Training Institute and subsequently a co-instructor for the 2021 Advanced Training Institute for CAS with aims to further elevate the clinical skills of regional experts across North America. She has participated in multiple advanced trainings/studies and is certified by the Once Upon a Time foundation as a “DTTC Research Clinician”. In 2024, Pooja co-published an article in the American Journal of Speech Language Pathology on evidence-based considerations for goal writing and treatment planning to help raise the standard of care beyond her local community. Pooja frequently presents both locally and nationally to a variety of audiences including parents, speech-language pathologists and medical/allied health professionals. Pooja has presented at numerous national conventions including Apraxia Kids and American Speech Hearing Association conventions. Additionally Pooja has presented inservices on evidence based assessment and intervention for school districts as well as providing guest lectures for a variety of Universities. Above all, Pooja loves working with children and mentoring a team of passionate and extraordinary clinicians at Progressive Speech Therapy.
Testimonial:
As a speech-language pathologist and as the director of Progressive Speech Therapy, one of my areas of focus is bridging the gap between peer-reviewed research and clinical practice. As such, it was an honor and a privilege to participate in the DTTC Dose Frequency RCT. As any practicing clinician can attest, providing evidence-based therapy is no simple task and requires a deep commitment to quality. I entered into this study as an opportunity to reflect on the frequency of therapy sessions that I recommend, as well as to receive expert feedback regarding my clinical practice. Recording and reviewing my therapy sessions while receiving feedback from this star studded team of experts is an opportunity I will always be grateful for! I cherish the gems gleaned from this study and can see direct impact in both my own clinical intervention and across my staff. Thank you again for this opportunity!
| Business Name: | Progressive Speech Therapy |
| Address: | 44121 Leesburg Pike, Suite 130, Leesburg, VA 20176 |
| Contact Number: | 571-252-8833 |
| Website: | www.progressive-speech.com |
Rebecca Linke
Rebecca Linke
Bio:
Rebecca Linke, MS, CCC-SLP, has been in practice for over 35 years. Specializing in pediatrics, she has worked in home health, schools, academia, and outpatient clinics. Recently she has found a passion for Childhood Apraxia of Speech focusing on gaining knowledge, experience and confidence in the treatment and diagnosis of CAS over the last several years. She has been recognized by Apraxia Kids as having advanced training and expertise in CAS and was a clinical researcher for PRACTICE, a multisite research study examining the effect of therapy dose frequency using the Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing Method. Rebecca serves as the Speech Therapy Lead for Turn Center, and as a coordinator for Kid’s Inclusion, Turn Center’s adaptive sports league.
Testimonial:
I am so appreciative of my time as a clinical researcher with the PRACTICE research study. The trainings, lead researchers and other PRACTICE clinicians helped me develop my skills and increase my confidence in assessing and treating CAS. I am a better clinician because of this experience. It was taxing at times. I spent a lot of extra hours reviewing videos, talking with the lead researchers and stressing about doing well enough for my participant. I was also concerned about doing well enough to make my part in the study viable. Overall, it was a rewarding and enlightening experience that I would repeat if I were fortunate enough to get the opportunity to do it again.
| Business Name: | Turn Center |
| Address: | 1250 Wallace Blvd. Amarillo, TX 79119 |
| Contact Number: | 806-353-3596 |
| Website: | turncenter.org |
Sarah Carmody
Sarah Carmody
Bio:
Sarah Carmody is a multilingual pediatric SLP who owns a small private practice in southern NJ. She has a background in broad pediatric outpatient service delivery within the medical setting, having served in large hospital systems for several years and worked extensively with multilingual children and families. Through her private practice, Sarah specializes in assessment and treatment of complex speech production difficulties and motor speech disorders. She is active in the apraxia community, serving on the Professional Advisory Council of Apraxia Kids, taking part in local Apraxia Walks and sharing her knowledge about CAS with professionals, families and other stakeholders. Passionate about mentorship and teaching, Sarah frequently presents at the community, university, national and international level. She is also an adjunct faculty member at Widener University.
Testimonial:
This project is aptly-named, because my journey as a PRACTICE clinician has also truly changed the way that I practice. Having spent several years specializing in CAS and (I thought) implementing DTTC treatment, I was floored throughout this experience by the continuous, eye-opening opportunities to hone my therapeutic technique and level-up as a clinician. At times it may have felt like ‘graduate school 2.0,’ and then some, but I cannot possibly articulate the impact this experience has had on me, and, in turn, on the lives of children who access treatment in my clinic. I am so grateful for the deep-dive learning and mentorship, as well as the connections I’ve made with so many brilliant minds in the SLP and apraxia communities!
| Business Name: | Carmody Development Center |
| Address: | Haddon Heights, NJ |
| Contact Number: | 609-330-3190 |
| Website: | NA |
Sorina Larson
Sorina Larson
Bio:
Hi! I am Sorina Larson, a pediatric speech-language pathologist based in Duluth, Minnesota. I earned my Master’s degree from Marquette University in 2017, and since then, I have been committed to supporting children from birth to age nine through engaging, evidence-based speech therapy sessions. My approach emphasizes collaboration with parents to ensure continued progress beyond the therapy setting. I have experience working with diverse populations, including children with speech sound disorders, receptive and expressive language delays, pragmatic differences, hearing loss, and autism. My expertise lies in treating childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), employing research-backed methods to achieve meaningful communication outcomes.
I am a PRACTICE clinician speech-language pathologist and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to engage with emerging research that advances our field. This experience has not only enhanced my expertise in diagnosing and treating childhood apraxia of speech but has also allowed me to contribute to future outcomes that may benefit countless individuals. I am incredibly proud of my clients, whose patience and perseverance throughout the research process were truly inspiring. My longstanding interest in research, rooted in my background in psychology, has been reignited through this work, and I am excited to see what innovations lie ahead in our field.
| Business Name: | Speech Sprouts, LLC |
| Address: | Duluth, MN |
| Contact Number: | NA |
| Website: | https://www.speechsproutsmn.com/ |
Susan Smith
Susan Smith
Bio:
Susan Smith is a licensed and ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist with more than 25 years of experience working in the public schools as well as in pediatric private practice. She received a Master’s degree in Communication Disorders from Arizona State University and served as the Lead Speech Language Pathologist for the Scottsdale Unified School District in Scottsdale, Arizona from 2012 – 2022. Susan continues to provide speech and language services in the Scottsdale area and has a part-time home in Lucca, Italy. Susan has enjoyed being part of the PRACTICE research study as the only community research clinician in the state of Arizona. Due to her partnership with the Once Upon A Time Foundation, she has had the opportunity to participate in intensive training in Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) and be mentored by some of the most renowned researchers in the area of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Susan’s participation has helped her to expand her knowledge and treatment skills for children with CAS and she has been able to provide training for school-based SLPs in the Phoenix area.
Susan believes in a holistic and individualized approach to speech therapy and works to collaborate with families in a supportive and nurturing environment that encourages improved communication for children with CAS. Beyond clinical practice, she is an advocate for raising awareness about the importance of communication and its impact on quality of life.
Testimonial:
When I retired from a long career in the public schools, I was excited to have the opportunity to participate in the PRACTICE study. It has been an honor to work with such amazing clinicians, researchers, children, and families and I have learned and grown more than I would have thought possible. I look forward to continuing my work with these inspiring families, incorporating what I have learned and continue to learn into my clinical practice and education efforts.
| Business Name: | Tribecca Speech Therapy, PLLC |
| Address: | 7047 E. Greenway Parkway, Suite 250, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 |
| Contact Number: | 480-625-9544 |
| Website: | Tribeccaspeech.com |
Trish Mayro
Trisha Mayro
Bio:
Patricia Martin Mayro is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at Salus at Drexel University College of Health Sciences, Education, and Rehabilitation. With a career spanning over three decades, Trish is dedicated to excellence in clinical education and the treatment of pediatric speech and language disorders. Through her role as a clinical educator in her university’s pro bono clinic, Trish aims to empower the next generation of speech-language pathologists with the knowledge and skills to provide exceptional care.
Trish is recognized by Apraxia Kids™ for her advanced training and expertise in Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). As a Certified DTTC Research Clinician with PRACTICE, she actively participates as a clinician collaborating with researchers to conduct clinical research in real-world settings.
Testimonial:
Being a part of the PRACTICE research initiative has been an incredibly rewarding experience. As a clinician, the opportunity to collaborate directly with leading researchers in childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) and contribute to a randomized controlled trial on Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) has deepened my understanding and refined my clinical skills. The intensive DTTC training provided a structured framework for implementing the therapy, and the ongoing support from the research team has been invaluable. I’ve seen the positive impact of DTTC on children with CAS and gained confidence in tailoring treatment to meet their needs. This collaboration has enhanced my practice and fueled my passion for evidence-based approaches in speech-language pathology. It’s empowering to know that my work is contributing to a larger body of knowledge that will ultimately benefit children with CAS and the professionals who serve them.
| Business Name: | Speech-Language Institute at Salus at Drexel Univerity |
| Address: | 8380 Old York Rd., Elkins Park, PA 19027 |
| Contact Number: | 215-780-3150 |
| Website: | https://www.salusuhealth.com/speech-language-institute/home.html |