7 Best Language apps for Android (Medical)
Following is our list of the best language apps for Android. Trusted developers like Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd. and Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd. are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Conversation Therapy Lite, Language Therapy: Aphasia, Advanced Language Therapy: Aphasia, .
1 Conversation Therapy Lite
Target higher-level expressive language, speech & cognitive-communication goals
The Conversation Therapy Lite app is a speech therapy app designed for older children, teens, and adults. It helps target expressive language, problem-solving, and cognitive-communication goals. The app provides over 300 real photographs and 10 questions each, giving users access to 3000+ questions. It also allows user profiles, group play, and customization, making it a useful tool for therapy. The app offers questions in multiple languages and covers a variety of topics. It is suitable for people with brain injury, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, aphasia, autism, and other special needs. The app allows users to set up profiles, track scores, and email professional reports. It promotes discussion, learning, and debate, and there are no sensitive topics in the Lite version. The app is free and can be downloaded to try it out.
2 Language Therapy: Aphasia
Aphasia, Boost reading, writing, speaking and listening with a scientifically proven app.
The Language Therapy: Aphasia app is a speech therapy app designed to help people with aphasia after a stroke. It has four main features: comprehension therapy, naming therapy, reading therapy, and writing therapy. These activities are designed to boost reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. The app has been scientifically proven to be effective, with participants in a study showing improvement after using the app for 20 minutes a day for 4 weeks. It is available in 5 languages and can be customized to fit individual needs. The app offers a 25% discount for purchasing all four activities together. There is also a lite version available for free. The app does not require Wi-Fi to use.
3 Advanced Language Therapy: Aphasia
Take your aphasia therapy to the next level with 4 evidence-based advanced apps
The Advanced Language Therapy: Aphasia app for Android is a collection of four apps that help with aphasia therapy. These apps build on the skills from the popular Language Therapy 4-in-1 app. The four apps included are: Advanced Comprehension Therapy, Advanced Naming Therapy, Advanced Reading Therapy, and Advanced Writing Therapy. Each app focuses on different language skills and includes various activities to improve listening, reading, verbal expression, and writing abilities. This app is suitable for stroke survivors with mild or moderate aphasia, brain injury survivors with high-level cognitive-communication impairments, and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) who work with adult communication. You can try the apps for free with the Advanced Language Therapy Lite version and then purchase the full version with all four apps or the ones you need separately. The app offers wifi-free use, no log-ins or subscriptions, and is designed with adults in mind, but can also be used by older children and teens. It provides support for independent home practice and can be used in-clinic with a qualified clinician.
4 Speech Therapy 1 – Preverbal
Preverbal speech exercises for toddlers and children with language delay
The Speech Therapy 1 - Preverbal app is part of a series of speech therapy apps developed by the creator of the clinically-validated language therapy app MITA. This particular app is designed for toddlers and preverbal or nonverbal children. It uses interactive characters and objects on the screen to help children use their voice and develop better control of their speech. The app provides a calm and predictable environment to help children build confidence in using their voice. It is especially useful for nonverbal children with language delay and autism who may have difficulties with communication. Once confidence is built, children can progress to more complex exercises in other speech therapy apps in the series.
5 Safe Abortion (SA)
Comprehensive, user-friendly info on safe abortion in 11 languages.
The Safe Abortion app is a free and discreet Android app that provides accurate information on ending a pregnancy. It is written in easy-to-understand language and offers comprehensive descriptions of safe abortion methods, including abortion with pills, suction, and dilation and evacuation. The app includes a pregnancy calculator to determine available options based on the number of weeks, as well as clear instructions on how to use abortion pills. It also provides information on what to expect during and after an abortion, how to respond to warning signs, and how to care for your body and feelings. The app includes a read aloud feature in English, Spanish, and French, and offers quick reference FAQs on common questions about abortion. It is available in 11 languages and can be used offline. The app respects user privacy and does not collect any personal information. It is designed to support the work of activists, organizations, and collectives who advocate for safe abortion access worldwide.
6 Articuloud
Text to Speech AAC in any language with additional voices and keyboards.
Articuloud is a free Text-to-Speech (TTS) app for Android that helps people who have lost their ability to speak due to physical impairments. It generates speech based on the text you enter and supports multiple languages. The app saves your phrases for quick access and can be used with voice banked voices or with your own voice. It has a privacy mode to protect sensitive information and can be controlled with switches or external devices. The app also offers translation services and optional color schemes. Instructions for using the app can be found on their website.
7 Language Therapy Lite
Your trial of Comprehension, Naming, Writing, and Reading Therapy
Language Therapy Lite is a free trial version of the Language Therapy app which combines Comprehension, Naming, Writing, and Reading Therapy. It includes a limited number of words to show how the app works for people with aphasia. The app is available in Spanish, French, German, and English (UK & North American). The components of the app have real photos, email reports, and a simple interface suitable for adults with aphasia. The Lite version of Comprehension Therapy has 7 words with different modes, while Naming Therapy Lite has 5 words in different exercises. Writing Therapy Lite has 5 words in 12 levels, and Reading Therapy Lite has 5 target words in 4 modes. The app can be downloaded to try it out and for more information, visit tactustherapy.com.
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