πŸ”“ Hurry! Unlock savings on essential speech therapy apps before it's too late!


It’s the most wonderful time of the year… SALE time! 🎁 From now until November 30, get the best prices of the year on all Tactus Therapy apps!

This is your chance to stock up on the apps you need to keep recovery going strong or streamline your therapy sessions. πŸ’ͺπŸ’¬

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Do I need a special code?​
A: No! The sale prices are now in effect on the App Store and Google Play Store.

Q: What are the regular and sale prices?
A: Check our website for the prices in your currency (USD, CAD, GBP, AUD, EUR).
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Q: When does the sale end?​
A: Sunday, November 30, so you have over 2 weeks to save!
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Q: What are the best deals?​
A: The best deals are on iOS app bundles. If you already have some of our apps, consider completing your bundle to get the other apps at a steal. Note: bundles aren't available on Android or in the Apple Business Manager.
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Q: How do I buy the apps?​
A: Go to the App Store or Google Play Store on your iOS or Android device to download directly. Here are more details.
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Q: Can I give an app to a family member/patient/therapist?​
A: Yes, if they're in the same country and use iOS. Here's more information. Otherwise, you'll need to send them a gift card so they can buy the app themselves.
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Q: How do I know which app or apps to buy?​
A: Use our App Finder quiz. Most apps have free Lite versions you can try. All apps feature videos and user guides on our website, helping you learn how to use them effectively. Our Using Apps guides are packed with helpful tips for improving, too!

Q: Which apps are on sale?​
A: All of our mobile apps - available for both iOS & Android devices. This does not include the Virtual Rehab Center, our new web app for clinicians.

If you have any other questions, reply and ask. I hope you'll discover for yourself why our apps are the favorites of speech pathologists and stroke survivors around the world!

Best,
​Megan

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P.S. We know you're dealing with inflation in all areas of life. That's why we've kept our single app prices at $25 US or less for over 14 years. This sale is one of two each year, designed to lower prices even further, so everyone can get the tools they need. If you're still struggling, apply for our Hand Up scholarship program.

Megan @ Tactus Therapy

I'm a speech-language pathologist & co-founder of Tactus. Tactus offers evidence-based apps for aphasia therapy and lots of free resources, articles, and education - like this newsletter. Sign up to get my updates 1-2 times a month.

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