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Exercises and Healing

Visual and Simulation

Audio

$2.99

Visual "sun" and "moon" cues teach young children, ages 2 to 5, to distinguish between the cycles of day and night and learn healthy sleep patterns. Mr. MoonLight displays a glowing moon in the evening (or for afternoon nap) and quietly changes to a sun, (at a time parents specify), to confirm that nighttime or nap time is over and it is okay to wake up. If your child wakes up too early, use this app to teach them to rest quietly until "the sun comes up" at the time that you set.

$4.99

Teach story sequencing or help children master steps for completing a task. Making Sequences includes 15 photo sequences for teaching story order. Use these or upload your own images, add voice recordings and share them with others using Dropbox. Teach personalized daily living skills or have fun teaching kids to sequence stories starring themselves. Also great for making short social stories.

$0.99

VoiceCount is an easy to use talking countdown timer for your iPhone or iPod Touch (2nd gen). It comes with a set of British English voice clips and a selection of useful alarm sounds.VoiceCount will make spoken announcements at configurable intervals during the countdown and whenever you tap the timer display.

1. Visual Cue: prompt using pictures Show the picture of destination rather than repeatedly saying “We are going to go to the school.” Their concern might be coming from uncertainty of where they are going. Usually general noun is hard to remind them the real destination. Temple Grandin said one day, when she heard a word “church” it reminds her a lot of various real pictures of churches. Just show them the exact image for the next thing, no worries about verbal learning. “Visual Cue” supports playing a recorded sound of the destination as well. 2. First ~ Then: simple cause and result Let them know what’s going to happen after they accomplish one thing using a sequential picture though “First ~ Then.” You can show the first image as a condition to have the second one. For example, show picture of wash hands at first then show their favorite snack. It makes them understand clearly what they need to do for the compensation as a contingency. 3. Which One? Dude, we are living in the lots of choice! Give them a choice via pictures. You can show them as many as 4 pictures to choose from. If they are non-verbal then it is hard to know what they want or where they want to go, etc. You can show them a few pictures of places, food, objects, even photos of friends. Suddenly they are happy to get the freedom of choice and it makes your life easier by seamless communication. 4. Count Up: another token system with rewarding animation and sound Do you want to encourage a good behavior by visual cue framework? You can add a star by tapping and give an interesting reward when predefined number of stars has reached. 5. Count Down: a time keeper for transition Hard time at transition? This count down tool will remind them how much time they have left until they need to stop playing or to go home. You can count it down by tapping manually until 0. 6. Visual Scheduler: a guide map for visual thinkers Not enough with a couple of pictures? You can make a story line of what to do or what’s going on in the next couple of hours or even for days. Create a series of activities for your kids to make it clear what to expect next in a structured way. This tool provides an easier way to add, remove, change the sequence in order to maximize flexibility. 7. Visual Timer: Progressive image with timer You can choose your favorite image as a timer background, it also supports alarm. *** We don’t provide stock images but give you many choice to build your own library such as take a photo, add a image from photo album, or download from internet.

The Waitstrip provides a concrete visual representation of increments of time, amount of steps to be completed, number of minutes to work, number of math problems to be completed etc. It is a visual guide that allows an individual to remain on task or focused for a duration of time.

$0.99

Features:-Runs in background while other apps are being used-Full screen-Sound upon completion-3 color options for buttons-Choose from 5, 8 or 10 buttons

Tots learn to recognize emotions, behaviors with cute app.

Peek-a-Zoo by Duck Duck Moose is an app game that asks children to look at different groups of cartoon animal characters and distinguish which ones are exhibiting a specific trait or behavior ("Who is crying?" "Who is surprised?" "Who is angry?"). It is super simple to use, making it a nice tool for toddlers and preschoolers to use in terms of learning social cues.

Price: $.99

$3.99

The fireflies are leaving the city, looking for a new home. Let your touch guide them as they soar through the skies and dance among the trees.Flight of the Fireflies is an experimental video game that takes you on an atmospheric journey through places and emotions. Unlike most video games, the focus is not on the challenge – but on the experience. Whether you see it as a game or as an interactive artwork, you will not be left untouched.

FEATURES• Guide the fireflies with your finger• Music generated dynamically as you play• Beautiful photographic backdrops• Five chapters that tell the fireflies' tale• Playing time 30 min – 1 hour• Headphones recommended

$3.99

The AWARENESS application is the first tool to use mobile technology to randomly intercept your daily routine, and prompt you to get in touch with what you are feeling; taking you out of your worries and bringing you to the present moment. Throughout the day, on a schedule you configure, a gentle "gong" will go off and the phone will prompt you to record what you are feeling in the current moment. It will then lead you in a brief meditative exercise that you can do wherever you are, to bring you back to the present moment. It will ask you to record what you were doing when you experienced the feeling, and then leave you with an inspirational quote that relates to the feeling you recorded.

The application is in English (as well as in Spanish) although sample activities provided are in Spanish. You can customize or create new ones with the pictures and sounds you want, including synthesized sounds (Text-To-Speech) in English.Picaa aims to bring flexibility and adaptability in the education of children with special needs (autism, PDD, Down Syndrome, etc). The app allows defining five kinds of activities fully customizable to be performed by the users:- Exploration: this activity can be used like an augmentative and alternative communicator (AAC) system. Exploration activities also can be used like navigation-based histories that let students learn concepts through the navigation of a hypermedia system with components.- Association: the student must indicate relationships between elements that belong to several sets.- Puzzle: a decomposed image must be rebuilt from multiple pieces. Number, size and shape of pieces can be configured.- Sorting/selection: a list of elements that must be ordered in a sequence or where the user must find a particular item.- Memory (Memory-Match). Create activities for working memory, can use images and text.More innovating factors of the platform are:- It is designed like a mobile platform, following an approach where activities run on entertainment mobile devices that turn out to be more attractive to users.- It provides support for group work, fostering integration and interaction with other users.- It has the capability of user adaptation and content customization.- It provides functions to synthesize sounds (requires WiFi/3G connection).- Activities can be shared via email or can be imported/exported via iTunes sharing files feature.

Fireworks Arcade is a fun-filled app for all ages, and a showcase app for multi-touch and graphics. Tap or drag to create brilliant displays of light and sound. Compete or relax in one of several game modes. Paint art with firework shapes. Or just watch a generated show. How you play is up to you, so get creative.

Tapikeo allows you and your children to easily and quickly create your own audio-enabled picturebooks, storyboards, visual schedules, memory aids, audio flashcards, and more using a versatile grid style layout.

$1.99

Tapikeo allows you to create unlimited, personalized grids of up to 45pictures with sound and captions

Welcome to Video Scheduler! “Scheduler” is optimized for all Apple iOS devices and allows for the easy construction of picture and video schedules. Users can also organize video modeling content (and turn off schedule functions such as "done" by turning this mode "on"). After creating, share your schedules/modeling for FREE with other users.

Scheduler offers a variety of features in an easy to use interface allowing maximum customization. These features include various orientation locks, which prevent students from engaging in stimulatory behaviors with the video. Users can also select from three video and picture sizes. There’s also a pass code function, which can be applied to prevent users from skipping around to preferred aspects of their schedule

$12.99

My Video Schedule is a teacher created individualized customizable app that combines video modeling within a structured schedule while providing positive reinforcement for individuals with autism

$18.99

Components of My Video Schedule include:* Choose from a large library high quality, high resolution photos* 100+ Videos have audio with step by step instructions* Activity videos include community, home, personal care, hygiene and school* We gave you the option to customize by uploading your own photos and videos * Fading from full videos to video intros or pictures with ease* Schedule and repeat events by time, day, week and month* Motivation built in and customized to the individual's interest with a rewards library which can also be customized* Rewards are presented within a choice board

$2.99

* Distraction free writing in portrait or landscape mode* Pick your font and font size just like you do in iBooks* Make your text lighter or darker with a tap* Adjust the date of your entries by tapping the date* Add photos from your library and slide them where you want* Pinch to resize photos. Use two fingers to rotate.* Customize your journal by picking your own background color* Calendar view makes viewing entries across months easy* Fast search that provides context around keywords* A couple options for displaying and appending timestamps* Optimized scrolling; scroll back a whole year in a few seconds* Photo browser lets you view and zoom photos by tapping them* Option to password protect your journal entries* Export single entries via email, with photos embedded* Export the text of your journal by email* Export your journal as a website for browsing on your computer (save via iTunes sync)* Export your journal’s text to Google Docs online* Create a PDF version of your writing - your font choice is used for the exported copy too* Tag each entry with a badge icon to indicate moods, events, themes* Quickly navigate to other entries with the up/down buttons, like in Mail* Resume fast; Chronicle remembers the last entry you were on.* Arrange your photos by dragging them; rotate with two fingers* Autosaving

This is the Lite Version:★ Have as many timers and rearrange them how you'd like.★ For quick access to "Reset" or "Delete" a timer, you just slide the timer to the side.✔ If you miss an alert, just set an missed alert reminder.

That's how I feel is an app designed to help non-verbal children and adults express their feelings using Smarty Symbols.

$2.99

Visual Schedule Planner is a completely customizable visual schedule iPad app that is designed to give an individual an audio/visual representation of the “events in their day". In addition, events that require more support can be linked to an “activity schedule” or “video clip” to help model the task even further

$14.99