Apps for Adults
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WHY
Speech Therapy Apps for Adults
Helping you or your loved one on a journey to better communication
Many people have slurred or unclear speech due to a stroke, a brain injury or a neurological condition such as Parkinson’s Disease or Multiple Sclerosis. It’s a condition called dysarthria.
Many people have difficulty speaking, understanding spoken language, reading and writing after a stroke or brain Injury. It’s a condition called aphasia.
We make speech therapy apps to give adults with aphasia & dysarthria the intensive speech therapy practice they need to improve their communication and reach their goals.
CHOOSE
the right app for you
Our current range of adult speech and language therapy apps are for:
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people with aphasia who have with word-finding difficulties
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people with aphasia who have difficulty understanding spoken language and reading
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people with unclear speech and a fast speaking rate due to dysarthria
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our current app range
Speech Pacesetter
Speech pacing therapy for people with dysarthria. Read aloud texts from the in-built library of poems stories and tongue twisters or your own favourite, pasted texts at an adjustable rate.
Comprehension Toolbox
Single word listening and reading comprehension, for people with aphasia. 3 comprehension therapy activities. 2000+ picture stimuli.
Verb Toolbox
Verb naming and comprehension for people with aphasia. 5 evidence-based aphasia treatment approaches for word-finding. Also included a custom verb naming test.
Conversation Paceboard
Modern pacing board for speech with in-built visual cues, 200+ conversation starter questions. Designed for people with severe dysarthria/slurred or unclear speech.
Naming Toolbox
Naming therapy for people with aphasia. 3 evidence-based aphasia treatment activities for word-finding. Also includes a custom naming test.
Keyword Understanding
Language therapy: understanding basic concepts (size, colour), following directions of increasing keyword length, listening and reading comprehension at sentence level.