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Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1
Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1
The Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1 provides a systematic method for simplifying word pronunciation patterns, helping clinicians identify why a specific word is difficult for a child to produce and how to adapt stimulus materials to meet that child's motoric needs.
Therapy Goals
- Simplify word pronunciation patterns to build a foundation for functional verbal communication
- Identify the motoric barriers that make specific words difficult for a child to produce
- Build a systematic hierarchy of motor speech targets from simple to more complex combinations
- Develop voluntary motor control for consonant-vowel combinations across early developing phonemes
- Improve speech intelligibility for children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) or verbal dyspraxia
- Flexible program levels: Basic and Advanced options support different stages of development
- Extensive practice set: includes 200+ picture stimulus cards for varied target work
- Step-by-step manual: guides clinicians through the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol
- Motor-based analysis approach: helps determine why a word is difficult and how to modify it
- Individualized treatment support: adapts targets to each child instead of using a one-size-fits-all model
- Protocol-specific design: created specifically for the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP)
- SLPs treating childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), verbal dyspraxia, or motor-based speech disorders
- Children with autism who are beginning to produce verbal speech
- Children with dysarthria, low tone, or neurological conditions affecting speech motor control
- Early intervention programs targeting first words and functional communication
- School-based, private practice, and clinical therapy settings
- 1 x Program manual (Basic or Advanced, depending on selection)
- 200+ picture stimulus cards
| Available as | Basic or Advanced program |
| Format | Stimulus card set with accompanying clinical manual |
| Developer | Nancy Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP |
| Protocol | Part of the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP) |
- Store cards in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and moisture
- Wipe laminated cards with a lightly damp cloth as needed; do not submerge in water
- Keep cards and manual away from liquids to prevent warping or damage
- Store in original packaging or a protective folder to prevent bending or creasing
Warning: This program is a clinical assessment and treatment resource intended for use under the guidance of a qualified speech-language pathologist. Not intended for unsupervised self-directed use.
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Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1
Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1
Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1
The Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1 provides a systematic method for simplifying word pronunciation patterns, helping clinicians identify why a specific word is difficult for a child to produce and how to adapt stimulus materials to meet that child's motoric needs.
Therapy Goals
- Simplify word pronunciation patterns to build a foundation for functional verbal communication
- Identify the motoric barriers that make specific words difficult for a child to produce
- Build a systematic hierarchy of motor speech targets from simple to more complex combinations
- Develop voluntary motor control for consonant-vowel combinations across early developing phonemes
- Improve speech intelligibility for children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) or verbal dyspraxia
- Flexible program levels: Basic and Advanced options support different stages of development
- Extensive practice set: includes 200+ picture stimulus cards for varied target work
- Step-by-step manual: guides clinicians through the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol
- Motor-based analysis approach: helps determine why a word is difficult and how to modify it
- Individualized treatment support: adapts targets to each child instead of using a one-size-fits-all model
- Protocol-specific design: created specifically for the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP)
- SLPs treating childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), verbal dyspraxia, or motor-based speech disorders
- Children with autism who are beginning to produce verbal speech
- Children with dysarthria, low tone, or neurological conditions affecting speech motor control
- Early intervention programs targeting first words and functional communication
- School-based, private practice, and clinical therapy settings
- 1 x Program manual (Basic or Advanced, depending on selection)
- 200+ picture stimulus cards
| Available as | Basic or Advanced program |
| Format | Stimulus card set with accompanying clinical manual |
| Developer | Nancy Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP |
| Protocol | Part of the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP) |
- Store cards in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and moisture
- Wipe laminated cards with a lightly damp cloth as needed; do not submerge in water
- Keep cards and manual away from liquids to prevent warping or damage
- Store in original packaging or a protective folder to prevent bending or creasing
Warning: This program is a clinical assessment and treatment resource intended for use under the guidance of a qualified speech-language pathologist. Not intended for unsupervised self-directed use.
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Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1
The Kaufman Speech Praxis Kit 1 provides a systematic method for simplifying word pronunciation patterns, helping clinicians identify why a specific word is difficult for a child to produce and how to adapt stimulus materials to meet that child's motoric needs.
Therapy Goals
- Simplify word pronunciation patterns to build a foundation for functional verbal communication
- Identify the motoric barriers that make specific words difficult for a child to produce
- Build a systematic hierarchy of motor speech targets from simple to more complex combinations
- Develop voluntary motor control for consonant-vowel combinations across early developing phonemes
- Improve speech intelligibility for children with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) or verbal dyspraxia
- Flexible program levels: Basic and Advanced options support different stages of development
- Extensive practice set: includes 200+ picture stimulus cards for varied target work
- Step-by-step manual: guides clinicians through the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol
- Motor-based analysis approach: helps determine why a word is difficult and how to modify it
- Individualized treatment support: adapts targets to each child instead of using a one-size-fits-all model
- Protocol-specific design: created specifically for the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP)
- SLPs treating childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), verbal dyspraxia, or motor-based speech disorders
- Children with autism who are beginning to produce verbal speech
- Children with dysarthria, low tone, or neurological conditions affecting speech motor control
- Early intervention programs targeting first words and functional communication
- School-based, private practice, and clinical therapy settings
- 1 x Program manual (Basic or Advanced, depending on selection)
- 200+ picture stimulus cards
| Available as | Basic or Advanced program |
| Format | Stimulus card set with accompanying clinical manual |
| Developer | Nancy Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP |
| Protocol | Part of the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP) |
- Store cards in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and moisture
- Wipe laminated cards with a lightly damp cloth as needed; do not submerge in water
- Keep cards and manual away from liquids to prevent warping or damage
- Store in original packaging or a protective folder to prevent bending or creasing
Warning: This program is a clinical assessment and treatment resource intended for use under the guidance of a qualified speech-language pathologist. Not intended for unsupervised self-directed use.
