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The Talking Speech Apraxia Podcast, hosted by Ruth Rowntree, Speech Apraxia International, is a heartfelt and empowering show dedicated to illuminating the challenges and triumphs that come with speech apraxia (verbal dyspraxia) through interviews with experts and inspiring personal accounts. We cover childhood apraxia of speech, acquired apraxia of speech and primary progressive apraxia of speech. With each episode, we connect families, speech and language therapists, researchers, and other professionals, sharing stories, wisdom, and evidence-based strategies that truly make a difference.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 19 days
Average audio length:
29 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
26 episodes
since Sept. 24, 2025
episodic
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Olesja Staroverova, a board member for the USA charity, Apraxia Kids talks about the challenges and successes of raising a daughter with CAS. From struggling with to find a school that fit, trying our different therapies and motor speech approaches. She talks about the cultural differences that inf…
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is episode, Gabriela Drozina, speech and language therapist and specialist in Childhood Apraxia of Speech in Buenos Aires, Argentina, talks about the development of Apraxiasol®, her intensive intervention programme for children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) and severe speech sound disorder…
Chantal Bryan OBE, is the co-founder of the UK charity Teach Us Too. In this thought provoking podcast she describes how she advocates for the right of every child, including those who are non-verbal or have complex disabilities, to learn to read and write. She campaigns to end educational labels a…
How do you give a voice to children who have childhood apraxia of speech and are minimally speaking with autism. Ruth Jones, Speech and Language Therapist has years of experience working with this client group and offers a fascinating insight into best practice when there are so many areas of need.…
Dr Pam Williams -Lecturer and lead author of the Nuffield Dyspraxia Programme (NDP- 3rd edition) talks about her amazing career working with children who have childhood apraxia of speech. She discusses how the NDP came about and how she and her team went onto develop this amazing work into this res…
This podcast explores the work of Mark Jayes, whose research focuses on how people with communication disabilities access information, participate in decision-making, and have their voices heard in research and everyday life. The discussion is particularly relevant for individuals with Childhood Ap…
Dr. Aravind Namasivayam explores pediatric speech sound disorder assessment and intervention from a speech motor and motor-synergy perspective. The discussion challenges traditional IPA transcription-based interpretations of children’s speech errors and examines research suggesting that many errors…
Speech Apraxia can effect vowels, but how and why. This fascinating podcast win which we interview Dr Nicole Whitworth, a vowel expert explains all.
Dr Nicole Whitworth's research focuses on speech acquisition, vowel production, multilingual speech development, and the pedagogy of phonetics and cl…
Listen to this inspiring podcast where I interview Mikey Akers. In his own words, Mikey describes his journey- I was diagnosed with verbal dyspraxia (now known as childhood apraxia of speech) when I was 2 and a half, the worst case my speech therapist had ever come across. I never met anyone who sh…
I’m Gill, mum to two boys, Tomos (8) and Macsen (5). We live on Anglesey, and the boys are educated through the medium of Welsh, while hearing both Welsh and English at home.
When Macsen was five years and four months old, he was diagnosed with Childhood Apraxia of Speech and Phonological Awarenes…
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