Apraxia of Speech
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is present at birth. Unlike acquired apraxia, there are no specific lesion sites in the brain. Children with CAS may also demonstrate feeding problems, expressive language delay, difficulty with coordination and fine motor skills, oral hypo- and hyper-sensitivity and problems learning to read, spell and write.
Speech-language pathologists use a variety of approaches in treating AOS, and treatment must be tailored to the needs of the individual. Frequent, intensive (3-5 times per week), one-on-one treatment has proven most effective, and speech-language problems that co-occur with AOS must also addressed during therapy. Family participation is strongly encouraged to help the client practice new skills and use them in outside environments.
Class Teachers
Bebio provides the best qualified teachers for their clients so that there is no problem in their teachings and learnings. We promise to have them meet the best teacher they could ever get in their life in this important time of their bringing up so they could bring the best out of them.
Jesscia Brown
Teacher
Sarah Albert
Teacher
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