In order for you to participate in the PROMPT Certification Project you need to complete the following three steps: Introduction to PROMPT: Technique course, Technique Practicum Project, and Bridging PROMPT Technique to Intervention course. This self-study project requires you to choose a client on your caseload, complete the Global Domain Evaluation, complete treatment planning and demonstrate treatment implementation and adjustments over time (four-month period). Once submitted, you receive detailed constructive feedback and recommendations regarding your assessment, treatment planning and treatment implementation skills, which includes technique from a PROMPT instructor. This is a pass/fail project. In order to pass you need to achieve 80% accuracy in three areas: PROMPT approach and system, positioning and technique, and treatment planning and final analysis. Completing this project indicates you have achieved one of the highest levels of training possible.

 

The clinician is expected to provide a detailed assessment (similar to the guided experience in the  Bridging workshop) of a patient's abilities across all domains and develop a holistic intervention plan. This includes the selection of priorities on the Motor Speech Hierarchy to develop motor-phonemes  and words for use within functional, interactive contexts. Parent /caregiver strategies and goals will  also be developed.

 

At the completion of the PROMPT Certification process, clinicians will have:

 

Please note the following link will not work if you are not logged in and have not completed the Introduction and Bridging workshops, plus the Technique Practicum Project. Click here to register for the PROMPT Certification Project.