Childhood Apraxia of Speech
In Home Speech and Communication Therapy for Children
In Home Childhood Apraxia of Speech Therapy
Helping overcome neurological challenges to speech.
We work passionately with you and your loved ones in the comfort of your home.
In Home Childhood Apraxia of Speech Therapy helps children who have difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed for clear, consistent speech. Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a motor-speech disorder in which the brain struggles to send accurate signals to the muscles of the lips, tongue, and jaw. The child usually knows what they want to say, but their mouth simply can’t move in the right sequence or with the right timing. As a result, speech may sound inconsistent, choppy, or hard to understand.
CAS can make communication frustrating for both the child and their family. Children may have strong ideas and feelings but find it challenging to express them, which can affect confidence, social interactions, and learning. Over time, untreated apraxia can lead to delays in language development, reading, and even emotional well-being. Because the disorder affects how sounds are produced rather than how words are understood, it requires highly specialized therapy from a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) trained in motor-speech development.
Early and consistent treatment is essential. In Home Childhood Apraxia of Speech Therapy uses repetition, visual cues, and tactile feedback to help children build the motor patterns for clear, coordinated speech. With targeted, individualized sessions, children learn to sequence sounds more accurately, strengthen their oral-motor control, and develop the confidence to communicate effectively. The earlier therapy begins, the greater the potential for long-term progress — helping every child find their voice and thrive.
What is our approach to In Home Childhood Apraxia of Speech Therapy? Read More Below.
CAS THERAPY
Individual Treatment Plans For Unique Client Needs.
Our approach involves the child, family, and the health care team.
At Bridges to Shine, our In Home Childhood Apraxia of Speech Therapy program brings expert, compassionate care right to your living room. We believe children make the most progress when they practice speech in the place they feel safest — home. By working in a familiar environment surrounded by parents, siblings, and everyday routines, therapy becomes more meaningful and easier to carry over between sessions.
Our licensed speech-language pathologists use evidence-based motor-speech programs tailored to each child’s needs. Sessions are one-on-one and highly interactive, focusing on repetition, movement coordination, and positive reinforcement. Parents are active participants — learning cues, exercises, and strategies they can use throughout the day to strengthen progress. This collaborative model ensures therapy doesn’t end when the session does; it becomes part of daily life.
Bridges to Shine combines clinical expertise with the warmth of family-centered care. We coordinate closely with schools, physicians, and other therapists to ensure a consistent approach to your child’s goals. Our in-home model eliminates travel time, increases comfort, and allows therapy to fit naturally into family schedules. Most importantly, it empowers children to practice speech where communication truly happens — during play, meals, and everyday conversations.
With Bridges to Shine’s In Home Childhood Apraxia of Speech Therapy, families receive personalized, effective, and compassionate support designed to help each child speak clearly, confidently, and proudly — one word, one phrase, and one success at a time.
Learn more about communication skills and disorders at the ASHA website.
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