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Hi Reader, I've heard from many people about the challenges of practicing at home:
Recovery is hard enough. Home practice shouldn't add to it. That's why we built the Virtual Rehab Center At Home. This customized program offers guided speech, language, memory, and thinking practice you can do on a computer, tablet, or phone. Every exercise is designed by speech-language pathologists. The program helps you know where to start and what to practice next.
🧠 The Virtual Rehab Center At HomeWhat it does: 🎯 Creates a plan. Answer a few questions to get an exercise plan that starts at the right level, whether you're dealing with aphasia, slurred speech, memory/thinking changes, or a mix of these. 📊 Adjusts to you. Exercises get easier or harder automatically, based on how you're doing. When one exercise is mastered, a new one unlocks. 👍 Listens and helps. Voice recognition listens to your spoken answers and gives you immediate feedback. There are built-in hints for each exercise to help if you get stuck. 🗓️ Works with your schedule. Log in any time! Practice for 10 minutes or 45, all at once or split across the morning and afternoon. Missed a day? No problem – just pick up where you left off. Is it right for you?The Virtual Rehab Center At Home is for adults with aphasia, unclear speech, or memory and thinking changes after a stroke, brain injury, or other neurological condition. We made it simple: clear directions, easy navigation, and hints when you need them. Most people can practice on their own, but family and friends can also help if needed. Note: It doesn't replace a speech therapist. But it does give you a plan for the time between sessions, after therapy ends, or when therapy isn't available. Already using our Tactus apps?They're great for focusing on specific skills. The Virtual Rehab Center At Home brings multiple skills together, with a personalized plan that adjusts as you practice. Try free for 7 daysPractice is how you keep moving toward the things that matter – talking to your kids 👫, ordering at a restaurant 🥗, making phone calls 📲, family dinners 🍽️, or going back to work. 💼 Setup takes just a few minutes, and you can start your first exercise right away. You'll enter a credit card to begin, but you can cancel any time during your trial and still use the full week. Click below and try it free for 7 days.
Recovery takes time, and it rarely goes in a straight line. Wherever you are right now, I hope this helps you keep going. 💪 Rooting for you, P.S. Want more details? Read more or watch a short video. |
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