Best Aphasia Language Apps

The "I have Aphasia" App

by Vidatec Ltd

Free

This app helps individuals with aphasia explain their condition to others. It features a short, animated film that can be shown to introduce aphasia, with customizable voice options and sharing capabilities. The goal is to facilitate communication and understanding.

SmallTalkConversationalPhrases

Aphasia Communication App

Free

This app offers a library of tappable images that speak common words and phrases. It helps users communicate greetings, requests, and well-being statements. The interface can be customized for easier access to frequently used messages.

Advanced Language Therapy Lite

Try 4 High-Level Aphasia Apps

Free

This app offers a free sample of four advanced speech therapy applications designed to improve language skills for individuals with aphasia or cognitive-communication impairments. It provides practice in comprehension, naming, reading, and writing through various evidence-based activities.

SmallTalk Aphasia Male

Aphasia Communication App

Free

This app offers a library of images that speak common words and phrases in a male voice. It includes videos demonstrating tongue and lip movements for pronunciation and allows users to customize icon order for easier communication. It's designed for individuals with aphasia and their caregivers.

AphasiaGPT

AI Speech & Language Coach

Free

This AI-powered assistant helps individuals with aphasia improve their communication abilities. It offers AI-driven conversations, targeted exercises, and practice with real-life situations to rebuild speech and language skills.

Apraxia Therapy Lite

VAST Video for Aphasia

Free

This app provides a video-based approach to speech therapy, focusing on apraxia and aphasia. It guides users through watching mouth movements, listening, and speaking along with recorded audio and video models. Users can adjust difficulty and record their own speech for practice and sharing.

My Aphasia Coach

Expert home rehab for aphasia

Free

This app provides cognitive and speech therapy exercises for individuals recovering from aphasia, particularly after a stroke. It offers personalized daily tasks and automated difficulty adjustments to aid in retraining the brain. Speech therapists can also use it to assign homework and monitor client progress.

SmallTalk Daily Activities

Aphasia Communication App

Free

This app offers a visual communication tool with tappable pictures that speak common words and phrases. Users can customize the layout by rearranging or removing icons to simplify communication for daily activities like eating and grooming. It's designed to aid individuals with communication challenges.

SmallTalk Phonemes

Aphasia Speech Exercise Videos

Free

This app provides speech exercise videos to aid individuals with aphasia, apraxia, or dysarthria, often resulting from stroke or brain injury. It visually demonstrates tongue and lip movements for English phonemes and allows users to customize exercise sequences.

SmallTalk Oral Motor Exercises

Aphasia Speech Exercise Videos

Free

This app provides a series of video exercises targeting lip, tongue, cheek, jaw, and soft palate movements. It's designed to assist individuals recovering from stroke or brain injury who experience speech impairments like aphasia, apraxia, or dysarthria.

SmallTalk Common Phrases

Aphasia Speech Video Exercises

Free

This app offers speech exercise videos demonstrating tongue and lip movements for common phrases, including those relevant to aphasia. Users can customize the video order to focus on specific practice needs.

SmallTalk Letters,Number,Color

Aphasia Speech Video Exercises

Free

This app offers speech exercise videos demonstrating tongue and lip movements for English letters, numbers 1-20, and primary colors. Users can customize practice by rearranging or removing icons. It's designed for individuals with aphasia, stroke survivors, and their caregivers or speech therapists.

Comprehension Toolbox

Reading & Listening - Aphasia

Free

This app provides speech therapy exercises for individuals with aphasia and receptive language difficulties. It focuses on improving reading and listening comprehension of single words through interactive picture-matching activities.