Great Additional Level of Support to In-Person Training
I do in-person Speech Therapy twice a week following several silent strokes that affected the left side of my brain and left me with aphasia including memory issues. I am a 50 yr old female. I use this app to work at home on days I don’t have in-person therapy and even some days when I do if I’m feeling up to it. It really does adjust the pace to my abilities and after working with the app for a few weeks the reports provide great feedback, too. I’m doing everything I can to get back to the office safely and with as much as brain recovery as I can squeeze out of the first 3 months when natural recovery possibilities are highest. I’ve found this app to be a great asset along with the other things I’m doing. I highly recommend trying the free 2 week trial to see what you think. ESPECIALLY if you aren’t able to take advantage of in-person therapy. If this was all I had I’d be very grateful for it. Many of the exercises are very similar to what my therapist has me do when we work together.
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This is the best app
I homeschool at a 12 and 14 year old and this is the best app that I have seen. The data is amazing and it helps with speech therapy, executive functioning, comprehension, reading, … This has unlocked gains in my children. It does the work of many resources. I only wish that I knew about it when my dad had dementia.
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Great app but needs buttons moved
The app is wonderful, however the buttons are NOT in ideal locations if you suffer from a tremor. For example: the calculator, you have the done button right below the equal button. It needs to be moved somewhere else. My husbands tremor gets in the way often and sadly hits the wrong button. That frustrates him.
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Love it
We started this in speech therapy
Great education tool
I’m Rodger’s daughter, and we love the Constant Therapy program. It’s user-friendly, and the level-based structure helps him see his progress in reconnecting words, improving memory, and advancing through exercises.
At 88, Rodger had a stroke that caused global aphasia. This program has been very helpful in his recovery.
However, his limited vision—he’s legally blind in one eye—and the fact that not all accessibility features on the MacBook Air work on the program except the pointer are drawbacks.
Despite these challenges, he loves the exercises and stays dedicated, even using a magnifying glass.
Thanks!
At 88, Rodger had a stroke that caused global aphasia. This program has been very helpful in his recovery.
However, his limited vision—he’s legally blind in one eye—and the fact that not all accessibility features on the MacBook Air work on the program except the pointer are drawbacks.
Despite these challenges, he loves the exercises and stays dedicated, even using a magnifying glass.
Thanks!
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