Rapid Syllable Transition Treatment (ReST) Program
Rapid syllable transition treatment (ReST) is an evidence-based treatment approach for children with Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). ReST uniquely uses non-words (e.g. kuba, deefa) to teach transitions between sounds and syllables and to improve prosody. Developed by Dr. Patricia McCabe, ReST has a well-established and published evidence base to support its use in treating children with CAS.
Who
ReST therapy is most appropriate for children with CAS who:
- Are 5 years and older
- Have at least 4 consistent consonants and 4 consistent vowels
- Can participate in 10 minutes blocks of therapy drills
- Can tolerate 50-60 total minutes of therapy (with some fun involved too!)
- Will not get too discouraged if the therapy is hard or their speech is corrected
When
Typically, ReST is delivered in intense blocks of 3-4 sessions per week for a total of 12 sessions. We may have some flexibility in scheduling but we request you commit to the full 12 sessions.
Intensive Schedule Block Session for Summer 2020 will be posted in February. If you have an immediate need, please contact the clinic.
Where
The UC speech & hearing clinic.
Cost
$720 for the intensive program (12 sessions), a $200 deposit is required at the time of registration
Program Director
Erin Redle, PhD CCC-SLP erin.redle@uc.edu
For appointments or questions, please contact:
Speech & Hearing Clinic
Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Health Sciences Building Suite 325
Phone: 513-558-8503 | Fax: (513) 558-8988