Speech Therapy, Apraxia Articulation Word FlashCards!

Designed for people with dysphagia, an impairment of the ability to swallow, SmallTalk Dysphagia provides a vocabulary of pictures and icons that talk in a natural human voice. SmallTalk Dysphagia contains 50 phrases that cover eating equipment, meal assistance, diet, liquids, medications, and compensatory treatment techniques. SmallTalk Letters, Numbers, Colors: Speech-exercise videos for the alphabet, numbers 120, and primary colors.

• size 45.2 MB

A free trial of the best-selling Language Therapy, a 4-in-1 app combining Comprehension, Naming, Writing, and Reading Therapy This app contains nearly full functionality for a limited number of words, allowing you to see how this powerful app works as a comprehensive speech therapy toolkit. Spanish, French, German, & English (UK & North American) languages are all available in one app. Add one of your own exercises to each mode (The full version of Reading Therapy contains over 1800 exercises and allows you to add unlimited custom exercises ) Download this app today to try it for yourself Visit tactustherapy.com for tips, tricks, videos, and helpful resources on how to get the most out of each app.

• size 92.7 MB

Designed for people with weak mouth, tongue, and lip muscles and/or poor oral coordination, SmallTalk Oral Motor Exercises contains videos illustrating cheek, tongue, palate, lip, and jaw exercises that help strengthen the oral musculature. SmallTalk Oral Motor Exercises is easy to use and provides focused, effective rehabilitation. SmallTalk Letters, Numbers, Colors: Speech-exercise videos for the alphabet, numbers 120, and primary colors.

• rating 4.2

• size 112 MB

Two amazing apps in one Try Question Therapy for free Question Therapy Lite combines Answering Therapy Lite & Asking Therapy Lite in a free trial of the amazing new therapy program: Question Therapy 2-in-1.Question Therapy is the answer - Teachers with Apps 4.5 Stars A Must Have for SLPs - Smart Apps for Kids Brilliant - The Appy Ladies App 1) ANSWERING THERAPY LITE- yes/no & wh-questions- personal orientation questions- custom questions (limited in Lite version)Understanding & answering question is a common goal for both children with special needs & adults with acquired communication impairments (aphasia, brain injury). No other app available works on both Yes/No & Wh- questions (8 different types ), nor will you find one that lets you add personalized questions With a simple personal survey, this app will work on personal orientation questions automatically, verifying knowledge of the users personal data along with the current date & time Use with a loved one at home or with clients in a therapy setting with equal ease. Finally theres a tool to practice ASKING questions Learn how asking questions will get you certain types of answers; ask properly-formed yes/no questions in 8 different verb tenses; ask for clarification using Wh questions (who, what, where, when, why); spin the wheels to ask questions of every type Both apps feature:*user profiles (up to 4 in Lite version, unlimited in paid app)*automated data tracking & storage*built-in hints*emailed progress notes*audio for every question & answer for non-readers*intuitive user interface*so many settings for customization*high-quality automated & recorded voices*motivating answers & performance markers*age-free design is clean, distraction-free & respectful*a sample of the 900+ stimuli in the full versionQuestion Therapy will amaze you with how much language it elicits as users repeat, guess answers, try each option & gain confidence in conversation Try these evidence-based apps for yourself with the free Lite version, then give your clients or family members the full tools they need to succeed NO in-app purchases, NO personal data collection, NO ads for outside products & links can be deactivated.

• size 41.6 MB

The SmallTalk Phonemes app provides a series of speech-exercise videos, each illustrating the tongue and lip movements necessary to produce each of the phonemes in the English language. These articulation videos allow people with apraxia, aphasia, and/or dysarthria resulting from stroke or head injury to easily practice the English phonemes as often as they like. Lois Jean Brady, Speech-Language Pathologist (US)

• size 29.1 MB