This book from the series "Practical Knowledge in Speech Therapy" serves as a bridge between theory and practice. Comprehensive foundational knowledge on speech apraxia is complemented by guidance for differential diagnostic differentiation, a clear presentation of diagnostic possibilities, an extensive overview, and critical reflection on well-known therapeutic approaches, therapeutic components, and orientation aids for developing individual treatment concepts. With numerous illustrations, practice-oriented tips, further literature references, and a downloadable anamnesis form, renowned authors convey their knowledge and experiences with this complex condition in an understandable and practical manner. They equip the reader for well-founded and efficient work with the patient.