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ITHERAPY, LLC
Visual strengths foster verbal expression development.
The app supports verbal expression for autism and apraxia using video modeling, written cues, and auditory prompts. It progresses users from syllables to sentences, incorporating a mirror feature for oral motor practice and self-monitoring.
ITHERAPY, LLC
Improve speech motor planning skills today.
The app helps individuals with motor speech planning disorders and those on the autism spectrum. It uses video modeling and auditory cues to improve speech motor skills and oral awareness.
EARLY START CO., LTD.
Learn English through interactive stories
Teaches English through interactive stories featuring monkeys. Children can listen to narration, repeat phrases, and complete exercises. Includes progress tracking and parental controls. Supports multiple languages and offers offline access.
Learning Games for Baby Kids and Toddlers Inc.
Learn , colors, and forms
Learn and colors through interactive . Color and fill objects, move animals, and build environments. Create animals using . Includes music and voiceovers. Play offline and add new activities regularly.
RWH Technology, LLC
Imitate colors and object sentences.
The app encourages imitation and sentence use with colors and objects. It helps improve vocabulary, phrase length, spoken sentences, articulation, initiation, choice making, and fluency skills.
Hossam M. Mustafa
Teach and build language skills
Teaches and language skills through interactive games and activities. Includes picture-based communication boards and customizable plans. Tracks progress with visual reports and allows parents to set goals and receive updates.
Kim Scott
Communication system for non-verbal individuals.
The app facilitates communication for non-verbal individuals by allowing them to activate icons and create sentence strips. It includes schedule boards and AAC device functions, with customizable categories and real photos.
RWH Technology, LLC
Colors and objects for sentence building.
The app encourages imitation and sentence use with colors and objects. It helps improve receptive and expressive vocabulary, phrase length, spoken sentences, and articulation skills.
Sergey Rozovik
Develop essential thinking skills with exercises.
The app helps children aged 4–6 develop thinking skills through interactive exercises. It teaches logical concepts like cause and effect, sequencing, and material-to-product relationships using 220 images.
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