Professional support for SLPs Navigating Childhood Apraxia of Speech Prognosis and Therapy
1:1 Consultations with Brooke Rea, M.Cl.Sc, SLP (C)
Why Book a Consultation with Brooke?
Brooke Rea is a leading Speech-Language Pathologist, recognized by Apraxia Kids for Advanced Training in Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). With nearly two decades of hands-on experience and a deep understanding of both the characteristics of childhood apraxia of speech and its progression, Brooke provides targeted, real-world support for fellow SLPs.
If you’re seeking clarity on a childhood apraxia of speech prognosis, treatment planning, or how to manage a complex case, a 1:1 consultation with Brooke offers the insights and collaboration you need.
What You’ll Get: Practical Support Rooted in CAS Knowledge & Knowhow
Each session is designed to support SLPs with the unique nuances of CAS—especially when it comes to:
- Understanding and identifying the characteristics of childhood apraxia of speech
- Working through differential diagnosis of CAS and other motor speech and speech sound disorders
- Using evidence-based approaches such as DTTC and ReST
- Collaborating with families and encouraging effective home practice
- Organizing resources and clinical tools to support your unique caseload
Brooke’s consultations are clinical, collaborative, and personalized to your needs. Expect to leave the conversation with a deeper understanding and a clear plan of action.
Who It’s For: SLPs Navigating CAS Cases
- Speech-Language Pathologists working with children suspected or diagnosed with CAS
- Clinicians unsure about a child’s childhood apraxia of speech prognosis
- SLPs who want more confidence in recognizing and working with the characteristics of childhood apraxia of speech
- Private practitioners and public-based clinicians facing complex CAS presentations
- Clinical supervisors guiding less experienced therapists in motor speech disorders
Meet Brooke: CAS-Focused Clinician, Educator, and Mentor
Why Book a Consultation with Brooke?
Brooke Rea, M.Cl.Sc, SLP (C), is the Owner and Director of the Childhood Apraxia & Speech Therapy Centre in Guelph, Ontario. Recognized for her advanced training and deep clinical insight, Brooke also lectures at institutions like Western University, McMaster University, and Georgian College—equipping future clinicians with an in-depth understanding of childhood apraxia of speech prognosis and intervention.
She brings extensive training in DTTC, ReST, and direct mentorship from Nancy Kaufman in the K-SLP protocol—plus firsthand experience supporting families navigating the day-to-day challenges of CAS.
After booking, you’ll receive an email with your Zoom link and an intake form to outline your goals or specific concerns—whether they relate to characteristics of childhood apraxia of speech, treatment planning, or collaborative case review.
