Workshop Details
Requirements to Attend
Upcoming Workshops
Past Workshops

Workshop Details

The FREE two-day advanced training workshop is designed for speech-language pathologists across various practice settings including schools, medical, home health, early childhood intervention, and private practice who want to gain advanced knowledge about evidence-based assessment and treatment for CAS. Clinicians are challenged to demonstrate effective clinical decision-making skills through discussion, case studies, and small group activities.

View sample workshop learning objectives here.

View sample workshop agenda here.

Requirements to Attend

Hold a CCC and have a minimum of 3 years of experience.

Complete the free online course "Diagnosis and Management of Childhood Apraxia of Speech Using Dynamic Tactile and Temporal Cueing" hosted by the University of Texas at Dallas Callier Center and score a minimum of 80% on the post-test.

Complete a diagnostic skills assessment.

Complete the workshop application and submit to the host partner.

Upcoming Advanced Workshops

The Once Upon A Time Foundation supports the advanced training workshops by providing grants to university and clinical programs across the country.

Please note: if you have attended a previous advanced workshop sponsored by the Once Upon a Time Foundation, you are NOT eligible to attend another one, even if it features a different expert presenter or is hosted at another site.

The upcoming workshops at Temple University and Rush University have been postponed due to COVID-19.

Future dates TBD.

Past Workshops

Host Organization Location Date
Temple University Philadelphia, PA February 21-22, 2020
New York University New York, NY December 5-6, 2019
December 8-9, 2019
Texas Christian University Fort Worth, TX June 14-15, 2019
UT Health at San Antonio San Antonio, TX June 7-8, 2019
University of Houston Sugar Land, TX February 1-2, 2019
New York University New York, NY October 11-12, 2018
November 29-30, 2018
December 2-3, 2018
Kaiser Permanente Oakland and California State University, East Bay Oakland, CA October 27-28, 2018
University of Kansas Overland Park, KS April 6-7, 2018
University of Arizona Tucson, AZ March 16-17, 2018
Northwestern University Evanston, IL January 26-27, 2018
University of Texas at Dallas Richardson, TX September 22-23, 2017

What Clinicians are Saying

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Cori ReganSLP and Advanced Workshop Attendee

“Spending time with Dr. Strand is like immersing yourself into a textbook regarding motor speech disorders. Dr. Strand's knowledge is wide span and provided me with the greater depth of information to guide my practice. I am very grateful for the opportunity to learn from such an expert!”

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Rebekah Buccheri-KallasSLP and Advanced Workshop Attendee

“DTTC advanced training has provided me with an entirely new way to think about, access and treat CAS. I have recommended it to all my SLP colleagues.”

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Nicole KleinSLP and Advanced Workshop Attendee

“The Advanced Workshop has helped me to become more confident in assessing and diagnosing Apraxia in addition to providing family education and ongoing therapy to my clients.”

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Kathryn Kelly DwyerSLP and Advanced Workshop Attendee

“I have found Dr. Strand's course very helpful in my day to day clinical practice with preschool and school aged children. Her emphasis on teaching the various components of motor learning as it relates to speech production was enlightening. I also use the prompting/cueing strategies, and have had a great deal of success! I believe it is because I am now giving the children very specific feedback that enables them to change their production so it matches my model. Without a doubt, the children benefit from this multisensory approach. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to attend her course. Thank you Dr. Strand and NYU!!!”

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Nicole PassalacquaSLP and Advanced Workshop Attendee

“I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to learn from Dr. Edythe Strand to provide DTTC to my patients with CAS. Understanding how to target specific movement gestures to improve the overall efficiency of a child's motor speech system has been instrumental in my practice. It has been particularly amazing to see the generalization of production precision and accuracy to untrained movement gestures; a true testament to how effectively this protocol works!! For example, although not directly targeted or trained, I observed the elimination of a patient's voicing errors following 1-2 months of DTTC treatment. Thank you so much!”