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A clinical perspective: melodic intonation therapy for developmental apraxia.
The therapeutic process is a mix of technique and insight, and effective clinicians are able to blend theory with practice. This is especially true in the area of DAS. Children with the symptom complex of apraxia are a challenge to any therapy program. Clinicians should choose combinations of therapy protocols that best serve the child. MIT is one technique that has been shown to be successful.