Naming Therapy

Naming Therapy

Word Finding for Aphasia

370 ratings
25 reviews
$29.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 4, 2011
  • August 18, 2026
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About

This app helps individuals with aphasia and special needs practice naming and description skills. It offers a variety of exercises with photos, real voice, and customizable options to improve language abilities.

βœ“Naming practice with cueing hierarchy
βœ“Description prompts for semantic analysis
βœ“Naming test for screening
βœ“Flashcards with verbs and adjectives
βœ“Customizable word lists and photos
βœ“Syllable length word filtering
βœ“Child-friendly mode
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What's New in Naming Therapy

4.13

August 18, 2026

- minor update to improve your experience using the app

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Last updated on August 31, 2026.

User reviews

JWH

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Looks good from the beginning

Response from developer

Great, thanks for taking the time to leave a positive review!

Tom Bailey

Claim the good will

Response from developer

Thank you for your positive review! Wishing you the best.

Needs more diversity

All of the models appear to be Caucasian. Many of my patients are African American or Hispanic. They are already struggling with their language concepts post stroke. Not having images consistent with their own experience doesn’t help would give it a higher rating except for this.

Response from developer

We recently updated the images in the app to better represent the diverse population that we serve. Thank you for your important feedback and please don't hesitate to contact us again with any other issues you might have: support@tactustherapy.com

Disappointing

Bought this because the free demo app was so disappointing, but this isn’t much better. Some of the initial sound phonemic cues are wrong and the cueing phrases for a target word are spoken in a childish and thus patronising voice for adults. In addition, it appears that a category set that bills itself as containing 50 items, in reality contains about 16 items that are simply repeated another two times. Very poor.
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Response from developer

I'm sorry you were disappointed. We would love to know which initial sound cues were incorrect. Our voice is meant to be cheerful, but not childish. The number of items in a category is separate from the number of trials in a session, so if you select only a category with 16 items but choose 50 trials, you will see repetitions. We welcome all feedback to support@tactustherapy.com so we can address your concerns in a timely fashion or point you toward how to get a refund for your purchase. We do not want unhappy customers.

Lesefunktion

Das Mikrofon ist schlecht, die Wiedergabe von Worten ist zu leise

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FAQ

What does Naming Therapy do?

Naming Therapy is designed to help people with aphasia and children with special needs practice essential naming and description skills. It provides structured exercises using beautiful photos and real voice recordings to improve word retrieval and language expression.

What are the key features of Naming Therapy?

The app includes Naming Practice with a cueing hierarchy, a Describe section with semantic and phonemic prompts, a Naming Test for screening, and Flashcards with verbs and adjectives. Users can also customize word lists, add their own photos, and filter words by syllable length.

How much does Naming Therapy cost?

Naming Therapy is a paid application with no in-app purchases. It is available for purchase, and there is also a 50% discount for the Education Volume Purchase Program, making it accessible for educational settings.

What devices is Naming Therapy compatible with?

While specific device compatibility is not detailed, the app is designed for mobile use and is suitable for both home and clinic settings. It requires minimal motion, making it accessible for users with motor impairments.

Who can benefit from using Naming Therapy?

This app is beneficial for individuals recovering from aphasia due to stroke or brain injury, children with special needs who struggle with language, and speech-language pathologists looking for effective tools for their caseload. It can also be used by parents to support their child's language development at home.