Constant Therapy vs Trails Making

Constant Therapy is an award-winning, science-based exercise app for cognitive, language, and speech practice — built for people living with aphasia, apraxia, dementia, stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), or other neurological conditions. Join a community of 800,000+ users who have completed 350 million+ science-based practice exercises. Get unlimited AI-guided exercises you can do anytime, anywhere — a helpful way to get more exercise practice between speech therapy, occupational therapy or neurology appointments. AVAILABLE IN English dialects (US, UK, Australia, India) & US Spanish. Constant Therapy is built for people who want to: – Practice finding words, speaking and improve communication despite aphasia – Work on everyday math and problem-solving skills affected after a stroke or brain injury – Strengthen memory with structured cognitive exercises for dementia or memory loss – Regain confidence in doing everyday activities like reading menus, maps, and understanding phone messages – Improve attention and executive functioning with daily practice after a stroke – Get more aphasia, apraxia, or cognitive exercise practice between speech therapy or occupational therapy appointments – Support a loved one who has run out of speech-language therapy or occupational therapy but needs more day-to-day practice FEATURES & BENEFITS • For people with aphasia, apraxia, dementia, stroke, TBI, or other neurological conditions: choose your speech, language and cognitive goals, and get customized, ever-adjusting exercises based on your needs • Practice speaking, memory, attention, reading, writing, language, math, comprehension, problem solving, visual processing, auditory memory, and other functional skills • Use independently at home, alongside in-clinic speech-language pathology or occupational therapy, or add your clinician to follow your progress • Ideal for people who want daily home exercises to supplement aphasia therapy, dementia therapy, speech-language therapy, or cognitive therapy from a licensed professional • Friendly, live customer support trained to work with people who have cognitive and communication challenges • Track progress with clear, easy-to-understand performance summaries • Access the world’s most comprehensive evidence-based exercise library: 1 million+ exercises across 90+ practice areas covering speech, language and cognitive skills • Try free for 14 days before you subscribe THE SCIENCE BEHIND CONSTANT THERAPY Constant Therapy’s exercise library is grounded in 70+ published research studies; and 19 clinical studies have examined its use by people with aphasia, apraxia, dementia, stroke and traumatic brain injury. Studies show that users enabled with Constant Therapy get 5x more speech, language and cognitive exercise practice; and show better outcomes. See the research at constanttherapyhealth.com/science/ Constant Therapy was built by clinicians and scientists at Boston University specifically around the practice needs of people with aphasia, apraxia, dementia, stroke, brain injury, and other neurological conditions. It tracks progress across a wide range of functional skills that are important to help people live independently and age at home. A multiple award-winner recognized by Hearst Health, Time Magazine, the American Stroke Association, and AARP, Constant Therapy is used and recommended by tens of thousands of speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists and neurologists. SIGN UP FOR A FREE 14-DAY TRIAL CONTACT US support@constanttherapy.com constanttherapy.com TERMS constanttherapy.com/privacy/ constanttherapy.com/eula/ Constant Therapy is a tool to help practice cognitive exercises. It does not provide medical advice, diagnoses, or rehabilitation services, and does not guarantee improvements in brain function. It is not a substitute for professional medical or clinical care. Always consult your licensed healthcare provider before making any health-related decisions.

This app administers cognitive task (the Trail Making Test). It is not for medical diagnosis.