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Constant Therapy is a free educational app designed for iPhone users, focusing on health and fitness, particularly in rehabilitation and cognitive exercises. It provides a range of activities aimed at improving speech, language, and cognitive skills, making it suitable for individuals recovering from strokes, brain injuries, or other neurological conditions. The app's user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation, enabling users to access personalized therapy programs tailored to their specific needs.

With Constant Therapy, users can engage in various exercises that adapt to their progress, ensuring a customized approach to rehabilitation. The app includes features such as progress tracking, reminders for daily practice, and an extensive library of exercises that cover different aspects of cognitive and speech therapy. Compatible with iOS 16.4 and above, Constant Therapy is designed to support users in their recovery journey through structured and engaging activities.

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8.3.1
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iOS
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iOS 16.4
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By Constant Therapy
Constant Therapy is an award winning cognitive and speech therapy app for people recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, or who have...
Constant Therapy is an award winning cognitive and speech therapy app for people recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, or who have aphasia, dementia and other speech-language disorders. The app can be used to improve speech, language, cognition, memory, reading, attention and comprehension skills with 65 categories of tasks, over 100, 000 exercises, and 10 difficulty levels. Constant Therapy was designed by scientists at Boston University, has won awards from American Stroke Association and AARP, and is recommended by speech language pathologists, neurologists and occupational therapists. Exercises are specifically customized for each person's unique needs - so the program adapts to your progress every day. Recent research published in Frontiers in Neuroscience shows that stroke and brain injury survivors using Constant Therapy showed significant improvement in standardized tests and got an average of 4 hours extra therapy per week. Patients or individuals can use Constant Therapy independently at home, or with their clinician. Clinicians, educators and researchers can use the program with multiple clients, set up homework and monitor patients' progress to make better clinical decisions. A free trial of up to 30 days is available for patients / individuals. No payment information is required to start the trial. Scholarship programs allow us to provide some support for individuals with financial hardships. Constant Therapy is free for clinicians, educators and researchers in one-on-one therapy sessions with their clients. Users can continue progress after the trial with a monthly subscription of $19.99 / month or annual subscription of $199.99 / year. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Our privacy policy can be found at: http://constanttherapy.com/privacy. Terms of use of Constant Therapy can be found at: http://constanttherapy.com/eula.
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