Naming Therapy 4.11

This app has proven to be very helpful for multiple children on my caseload who have difficulty using expanded descriptive language. It offers a comprehensive range of features to practice naming and description skills, making it an invaluable tool for people with aphasia and children with special needs.

What sets Naming Therapy apart is its design, created by a Speech-Language Pathologist specifically for home and clinic use. The app boasts a visually appealing interface with beautiful photos and real voice recordings. With over 700 words included, users have ample content to work with.

One standout feature is the app's high level of customization. It offers full flexibility to customize the learning experience, allowing users to add their own photos and cues. Additionally, Naming Therapy can be tried for free as part of the Language Therapy Lite package, or purchased as one of the four full apps included in Language Therapy.

The app's four parts cater to different language-related needs:

1. Naming Practice: With 400+ pictured nouns and an evidence-based cueing hierarchy, this section offers comprehensive practice for confrontation naming, responsive naming, phrase completion, repetition, and oral reading. It also allows users to record which cue was used and generates a score report for email.
2. Describe: Featuring 580+ pictures with question prompts related to semantic feature analysis, phonological components analysis, and expanding expression skills, this section encourages users to delve deeper into describing images. Users can add their own words and select from 25 prompts to enhance their language practice.
3. Naming Test: This section serves as a non-standardized test to assess one's ability to name common items. It includes a set presentation of 30 pictures with scoring and report generation capabilities - it's a perfect screening tool.
4. Flashcards: With over 700 clear, full-color pictures including verbs and adjectives, this section offers a versatile resource. Users can hear the spoken words or see the printed words, and it allows for the addition of custom pictures. The verb pictures can be particularly useful for building sentences and implementing response elaboration training.

Key Features:

• Users can limit words by syllable length to target specific linguistic goals, making it suitable for individuals with apraxia.
• A real recorded male voice provides language support in five languages with a slow, natural speech pace for easy comprehension.
• A child-friendly mode ensures a safe environment by removing references to alcohol and violence and deactivating links to external sites on the home screen.
• Database controls empower users to turn individual words on or off within the app, allowing for further customization.
• The app's interface requires simple taps, making it accessible to new users and those with motor impairments.

Naming Therapy also stands out by offering NO in-app purchases and ensuring NO collection or sharing of private information. Additionally, it offers a 50% discount for the Education Volume Purchase Program, allowing schools to provide access to this valuable app in every classroom.