Best Smalltalk Aphasia Male Apps

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 Aphasia Female

Aphasia Communication App

Free

This app offers a visual communication tool for individuals with aphasia. It features a library of images and videos that, when tapped, speak common words and phrases in a female voice. Users can customize the icon layout to prioritize essential messages and access instructional videos demonstrating speech movements.

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.

SmallTalk - Practice Languages

by Artur Shkil

Free

This app offers a straightforward method for language practice by connecting users with partners for subject-based conversations. It eliminates the need for scheduling or partner searching, focusing solely on speaking practice with minimal distractions.

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.

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 Consonant Blends

Aphasia Speech Exercise Videos

Free

This app provides speech exercise videos to assist individuals with aphasia, apraxia, or dysarthria, often resulting from stroke or brain injury. It focuses on tongue and lip movements for consonant blends, allowing for customizable practice sessions.

SmallTalk Days, Months, Dates

Aphasia Speech Video Exercises

Free

This app offers speech exercise videos demonstrating tongue and lip movements for days, months, and ordinal numbers. Users can customize practice by rearranging or removing icons. It's designed for individuals recovering from aphasia and their caregivers.

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 Intensive Care

Aphasia Communication App

Free

This app offers a picture-based vocabulary for patients with communication difficulties to express their needs and feelings to medical staff. It's designed for individuals recovering from strokes, those with aphasia, or anyone facing speech impairments.

ChatterBoards AAC

Augmentative Communication Aid

Free

This app provides an affordable and user-friendly augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) solution for individuals with speech or language difficulties. It allows for the creation of custom vocabulary and phrase boards with extensive customization options for buttons and audio.

Aphasia Flow

Fluent and easy to use

Free

This medical app provides a flowchart for initial patient assessment, inspired by diagnostic diagrams. It offers a quick, dematerialized approach to understanding aphasia. The information is for guidance and not a substitute for professional medical advice or diagnosis.

SmallTalk Pain Scale

Aphasia Communication App

Free

This app offers a visual communication tool with images and spoken descriptions for pain assessment and anatomy. Users can customize the display to prioritize key messages, making it easier for individuals with communication challenges to express themselves.