Comprehension Therapy

Comprehension Therapy

Listening & Reading - Aphasia

138 ratings
17 reviews
$29.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 14, 2011
  • August 18, 2026
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This app aids auditory and reading comprehension for individuals with aphasia, stroke, or cognitive deficits. It offers three modes, adjustable difficulty, and over 700 images with spoken words and text in five languages. Users can also add their own images.

Auditory and reading comprehension practice
Three user-friendly modes (Listen, Read, Listen&Read)
Automatic difficulty adjustment
Over 700 full-color images with recorded voice and text
Multiple language support
Customizable vocabulary categories
Automatic scoring and progress reporting
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What's New in Comprehension Therapy

4.13

August 18, 2026

- minor updates to improve your experience using the app

User reviews

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Merci très important pour moi ou même les autres aussi (Aphasies) 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷 ,ce sont sont exercices (orthophonistes).
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Love this app!

I have been using this app since grad school with my adult and child clients. It works so well for comprehension of nouns verbs and adjectives. Thanks,

Nice App!

This is a nice app for basic listening comprehension presented in three formats to change up the requirements and difficulty. I am using it with two specific patients who present with aphasia, and although both are moderate for comprehension issues and expression, they are sailing through the app without too much difficulty. I'm hoping that your developers will consider making the words more complex, branch into phrasing (although then it may be like your reading app) or consider difficulty levels for milder CVA's, TBI, post concussion syndrome, etc. Thanks in advance!
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SLPA

I use this for my Autism kiddos and they think its a game! It's a great, fun way to drill and kill and it takes data for you! It also lets you customize and chose what cards you want on display and how many.

Amazing adult app

I have been using this app frequently. Actually daily lately with a Wenickes aphasia patient in the hospital. iPad + Tactus apps = best acute care SLP tools! I also use them all in out patient and home care settings. Worth every penny. Highly recommended to SLPs working with adults. Also for patients/clients to purchase and use for homework practice.
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FAQ

What does Comprehension Therapy do?

Comprehension Therapy is a professional speech therapy application designed to improve auditory and reading comprehension of single words. It utilizes a variety of images, spoken words, and text to help users practice and enhance their understanding.

What are the key features of this app?

The app offers three distinct modes: 'Listen' (match spoken word to picture), 'Read' (match printed word to picture), and 'Listen & Read' (match spoken word to written word). It features automatic difficulty adjustment, over 700 images, real recorded voice in five languages, and automatic scoring with report generation.

How much does Comprehension Therapy cost?

The app can be tried for free as part of Language Therapy Lite, or purchased individually. It is also available within a 4-in-1 Language Therapy bundle. The app does not have in-app purchases and collects no personal information.

What devices is Comprehension Therapy compatible with?

While specific device compatibility is not detailed, it is a mobile application designed for use on smartphones and tablets. It is suitable for both children and adults, with a child-friendly mode available.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is primarily designed for individuals with aphasia and cognitive deficits resulting from stroke or other brain injuries. It is also a valuable tool for older children with special needs, including autism, to improve their language and comprehension skills.