22 Creative Apraxia Walk Team Names

According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Apraxia is a motor speech disorder that makes it hard for children to speak. It can take a lot of work to learn to better say sounds and words. While speech therapy can help, walks are held each year to raise awareness, funds for research, and to contribute to grants and programs for those with Apraxia. Don’t forget—Apraxia Awareness Day is in May! If you have an upcoming event or want to support a loved one, customize your own t-shirts, hats, and more! Check out our Apraxia walk team names below for inspiration for your custom gear.

22 Creative Apraxia Walk Team Names

Feeling Blue

Freedom of Speech

A Voice for Every Child


Kiss My Apraxia

Stomp Out Apraxia

Strides for Speech

Verbal Venturers

Give Apraxia the Ax

Motor Mouths

Word Up

Syllable Stompers

Figure of Speech

Silence No More

Walkie Talkies

Got Blue?

Pep Talkers

Now You’re Talking!

Talk of the Town

SLP Warriors

Walk the Talk

Join the Conversation

Catch Up to CAS