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Betsy,

Smart Mom! Seems to me that you are asking the right question and that is

-- regardless of the diagnosis, is your son getting enough therapy? There seem

to be varying schools of thought, but for severe APRAXIA -- frequency, duration,

(1:1) have all been emphasized to me. It may seem like overkill, but our dev.

ped recommended 5 sessions x 60 minutes per week of PROMPT certified therapy.

OK -- my son is also 2.5 so I feel like we are in the same place. Now

Lucas has certainly over 50 words, maybe 75... it may not sound like much but he

is repeating everything and trying so hard. Regardless of the diagnosis, what

you want is for your son to start talking as any mom would.

It took us nearly a year to completely satisfy the above " perscription " ,

and it took mediation combined with private therapist, but we have speech every

day. I also supplement with PROEFA, in addition to both OT and PT.

All that I know is that Lucas had really no words until the PROMPT therapy

--- In fact, when the therapist started to touch his face, that was the first

time we got " p " " b " and " m " ... so I am a believer -- even while I know there

are probably a multitude of methods to get those sounds out, this is how we have

gotten some results.

Good Luck and all the best to you.

Lois

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