Evaluate depression and monitor treatment response.
The app provides a self-administered test based on the PHQ-9 questionnaire to screen for depression and monitor its severity. Users can store results, track mood in a journal, read articles, and use self-guided Cognitive Behavioral Therapy exercises.
Look up words with definitions, examples, and pronunciation guides. Search for terms directly or explore related entries. View 145,000 words, phrases, and meanings with 85,500 example sentences. Supports iOS 13.0 and later for iPhone and iPad.
Practice speaking with interactive exercises and real-time feedback. Build vocabulary through flashcards and word associations. Track progress with detailed reports and set daily goals for language improvement.
Create and send messages using images and icons to convey thoughts. Select from preloaded symbols or upload custom images. Share messages with caregivers or loved ones. Adjust text size and color for better visibility.
Play to improve vocabulary, trivia knowledge, and verbal memory. Features include Abstraction for distinguishing concrete and abstract words, Flow for memory practice, and other for skill development. Track progress and compete with others.
Encourage and language development through interactive activities. Parents and therapists can track progress, set goals, and receive feedback. Include visual prompts, repetition, and customizable exercises for children aged 0-5+.
Medical "Select from -related images and descriptions to communicate levels. Rearrange or remove icons for customization. Reset to original settings. Includes Wong-Baker Faces and anatomy icons."
Offers personalized brain training with adaptive difficulty and a structured path from Cognitive Foundations to Cognitive Mastery. Users complete 3-minute daily workouts guided by an AI coach. Track progress and set goals.
The app provides science-backed tools based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help users reframe thoughts, relax the mind, and face fears. It offers a toolkit including a thought journal, fear ladder, guided meditations, and a community forum.
The app provides a vocabulary of pictures and icons to communicate swallowing needs. It includes 50 phrases covering eating, meal assistance, diet, liquids, medications, and treatment techniques, along with four demonstration videos.
The app provides speech exercise videos for individuals with aphasia, apraxia, or dysarthria. It focuses on tongue and lip movements for consonant blends, allowing users to customize video order and repetition.