Apraxia Picture Sound Cards APSC Pro for iOS

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Evidence-Based Practice techniques for Apraxia. Patent pending therapist/parent sharing technology! Speech-EZ is saving time for SLPs and...

Evidence-Based Practice techniques for Apraxia. Patent pending therapist/parent sharing technology! Speech-EZ is saving time for SLPs and increasing communication and participation between SLP and parent. If the SLP has the Pro version, and the parent has the Parent version, SLP and parent can communicate between devices! The SLP has the ability to create customized stimulus homework sets and "share" directly to the parent's app! This app allows you to create stimulus card sets and "Share" directly to the parent as long as the parent has the parent version of the app. You can also share clients and collaborate between therapists if the child has more than one therapist they are working with! This app was created for individuals with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) and severe phonological disorders. Apraxia specialist Lynn Carahaly, M.A., CCC-SLP, developed The Speech-EZ Apraxia Program therapy approach and supporting iPad application: Apraxia Picture Sound Cards app. Children with Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, or other condition resulting in a Speech Sound Disorder can benefit from this app and evidence-based therapeutic techniques as well.The Apraxia Picture Sound Cards app provides you with convenience, organization, and session-by-session data collection. You are able to track and store a child's session-by-session data allowing parents to easily see their child's measurable progress. Session data can be stored and easily retrieved. You can manage multiple children, store and view session summaries, and email session results with ease. FEATURES:Patent pending therapist/parent sharing technology! If the SLP has the Pro version, and the parent has the Parent version, SLP and parent can communicate between devices! The SLP has the ability to create customized stimulus homework sets and "share" directly to the parent's app. Evidence-based treatment techniques using Hand Cues which are manual gestures used to mimic articulatory movements, leading to increasing procedural memory and improved motor planning.FULL Speech-EZ manual with print capabilitiesSession Data visible to BOTH parent and SLP. Parent and Therapist can view each others sessions.Goals for CAS, Phonological Processes and more can be hand selected and customized from goal bank and shared with parentGreatly improved, sophisticated data collection and analyticsAbility to customize and save/edit card sets and SHARE to Homework file Includes over 1000 colorful and engaging picture cards, 45 phonogram cards & 10 number cards, and the Speech-EZ Hand Cues in video formatAbility to select stimulus sets based on the individuals verbal motor planning abilities: o Sort by Vowel o CV and VC words o CVC words, o CVCV words, o Compound words, o One-syllable words with blends, o Two-syllable words, o Three-syllable words, o Four-syllable wordsAbility to select specific words to practice movement sequences by place of articulation: bilabial-to-bilabial, alveolar-to-velar, etc.Voice recording and playbackImproved sort and shuffle abilities: shuffle random, ascending, and descending modeMore control in setting such as start with back of card for readingTap-to-play audioInconspicuous data collection icons with pleasant soundsStore data for multiple usersEmail session reports****NOTE This app has gone through a major update we know you all will be thrilled with! Those of you that have the older version of the app and are updating your app to include these new features will not be able to access your old student data. This is due to the fact that the data collection is so much more sophisticated and detailed it cannot and does not translate to our new platform. We are certain that you will be so please with the new data collection platform, you will not miss the old, and the fresh start will be welcomed!****Categories: Education, Special Education