Nancy Kaufman's Kidspeech site
For nearly 10-years, the Kaufman Children's Center for Speech and Language Disorders (KCC) has been the leader in providing specialized apraxia of speech therapy in preschool and early elementary-aged children.

The director of the KCC, Nancy R. Kaufman, M.A., CCC/SLP, has specialized in the preschool population for 21-years. She lectures locally and nationally on the subject of apraxia of speech in children and has earned awards for continuing education.  Nancy Kaufman is one of the members of the board of CHERAB Foundation, and was part of the First Apraxia Conference
Kidspeech

Parent Friendly Signs of Verbal Apraxia
Here are some of the signs of verbal apraxia from Lori Roth MS CCC/SLP, and signs of verbal apraxia from a parent.
Verbal Apraxia Signs

Parent Friendly Signs of Oral Apraxia
Here are some of the signs of oral apraxia from Lori Roth MS CCC/SLP, and signs of oral apraxia from a parent.
Oral Apraxia Signs

Verbal Apraxia Information "Can We Talk?"
A friendly, understandable website for apraxia.  "This excellent article by Ann S. Guild, MACCC/SLP with some additions Tracy Vail, MSCCC/SLP is reproduced with their permission in order to help all parents, grandparents, special educators and speech language pathologists understand our children. It is the best handout that I have seen. Please give it to anyone who touches children who display these symptoms."
Can We Talk?

Speech Therapy Matrix
Seek private evaluations from an ASHA certified SLP (Speech Language Pathologist) as well as medical evaluations from a neurologist and a developmental pediatrician who are knowledgeable about apraxia as well as other disorders.  Bring these evaluations to your child's school with the guideline at this link which is a guidelines for how much speech therapy a child should have in school. 
Speech Matrix

Talking Page
Apraxia ranges from mild to severe.  That's why it's great to be able to listen to various children with apraxia talk, to compare to your own child. Great website for watching the 2 year progress of Brandon who was first diagnosed with apraxia at 5 (After a hospital evaluation diagnosed him with a "moderate delay of speech" at 3 when he only had 4 or 5 words!) 

Brandon relaxing after doing today's recordings.

Today is 3/8/01 and Brandon is 9 years 3 months. Quick brag...Brandon is a straight "A" student and earned three academic awards the first part of this year, 3rd grade. NEW RECORDING!! Brandon and I (Dad) wrote the text and Brandon read everything that you hear. Click here to and listen to Brandon say, "My name is Brandon Bilker. I made the Talking Page so you can hear other Apraxic children speak. Thank you for listening."

 Go to the talking page to hear so much more!
Talking Page

ECHO of Canada (Expressive Communication Help Organization)
The Voice of Canadian Children with Oral Motor Speech Disorders. Monthly meetings are held in the Toronto area. We are in contact with people from across Canada. For more information, contact us. Much more information is at our website, or on our listserv.
ECHO of Canada

Carolina Support Group for Developmental Verbal Dyspraxia
The monthly meetings are in Cary, North Carolina, for more information,visit the website.
Verbal Dyspraxia

Apraxia Network Of Bergen County
OUR GOAL is to provide literature, networking with other parents, support, meetings, and the newest information in the field. For more information, please visit our main website, or email me. You can also leave a message on my voice mail at 201-741-4035. Jeanne Buesser, President The Apraxia Network of Bergen County

Speech Teach
Welcome to the Speech Teach Website. Our site has been developed to provide teaching resources for parents and professionals supporting children with speech and learning difficulties for example dyspraxia, apraxia and autism. Other areas of articulation, literacy and late speaking are also covered together with links and reviews for other websites specializing in these areas. 
Speech Teach

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