Like the skateboard, did you print it on yourself? You should do some videos on crafty stuff! Explain stuff slowly and state the obvious :p I’d love to see some videos that could actuality help keep me occupied that doesn’t include wrapped in a duvet watching TH-cam:p
Dan, I understand completely about how your brain goes faster than the speed of light and the slightest movement or distraction messes up your flow of how the day should go. Love your videos 🌟
@@nawtysp00ky When did she say it wasn't? All she was doing was relating and making a Neuro connection. People need to express their connection to each other, but what they don't need is someone coming along and saying .."yes, but..." during that time of expression. 🙄
Young Kwokching because some one who hasn’t seen one of his videos would maybe like the extra build up and understanding of who he is and why he can speak on this topic.
After watching a season of Jessica Jones, I realize I have a superpower like one of the characters: I can sense evildoers. It's not pleasent feeling, and not very accurate, but many times I have felt a very specific sensation, and not long after, I see someone be mean to someone else... I dont really want this superpower, it can hurt so much, I get overwhelmed from the discomfort and have an autistic meltdown. But I pay more attention to that feeling now, so I can put my mind in a place to be prepared for the situation about to happen.
Loved this! I agree that Apple makes a great effort when it comes to accessibility in general, however there is a cost barrier for a lot of people. If there's a way to find similar information or apps for other platforms to share with us that would be helpful too
Apple sucks because too expensive, and they don't fix stuff when it can be fixed, just want you to buy a new one. There are people who CAN and DO fix Apple junk, retrieve lost data, even get stuff off phones that have been in water, but Apple doesn't want them to. One guy went hiking and never came home. They found his phone, police couldn't figure it out, apple couldn't either, but these independent repair people could retrieve data. So now his family can try to figure things out, see last images, video etc.
I'm deaf and use BIG every day, it's absolutely fantastic! 😃 I really REALLY enjoy your videos but the auto generated captions are notoriously terrible on TH-cam, would it be possible to CC your videos? 🤔
Hey!! Yes I know I’m using craptions but I really want to get CCs it takes such a long time. I’m gonna reach out to see if I know anyone who will do it for me
My daughter prefers AACORN. It’s not as visually overwhelming as most apps out there, and is specifically designed with kids in mind. It will learn you common preferences and patterns eliminating hunting for words.
Actually so glad I found your channel my son is undiagnosed Autistic, sensory processing disorder and non verbal you are giving me a dummies guide to everything as I’m so new to all this! 👍🏻
Not exactly an app specifically for autism, but it helps people with an anxiety to performing presentations and people with dyslexia. Its called presentpals, I've only had a little play around so far but it's actually really useful, it highlights the text your on so you don't lose your place.
I loved this video. I needed the bring app for the reason you mentioned in the video. I would like to see a video on the topic you spoke about at the end of the video if this video got enough likes.
I came to this video to find few apps for autistic people. And I download one of them, speech blubs, which has mostly negative reviews, due to the fact that to use it you HAVE to start subscription after 7 days. Many other negative reviews states that it's hard to use, low quality videos with kids repeating the same word, no interaction etc. Asking for money from the start (the subscription just postpones for 7 days) is a no go for me and I didn't see anything about these negative things on this video. This is not how you suggest apps, you have to include negative things as well.
I was born in 1955, while I don't have a formal diagnosis for Autism I believe in my youth and beyond I have learnt how to cope, going from extremely withdrawn to being in your face.
I don't know why I haven't thought of using texts to communicate when I end up nonverbal. It usually coincides with sensory overload or some other form of intense distress where it would be useful to communicate. Last party I went to I ended up sitting on the floor when it got too loud and went almost wholly nonverbal and thinking of something like Big would've helped
Hey @The Aspie World , Dan This is a Great Vlog 😃! I have had to use a few Voice Apps for Android, in the past on both my Tablet and Phone. When I have Temporarily Lost my Voice for About 2 - 3 Day's at the most ) They Do Come in Handy.
I am really like this video I am both blind and autistic and when you mentioned voice to text technology that made me think well I’m using that all the time so I’m happy somebody mentioned it in a video because when I have to type things are use dictation because finding the letters with voiceover is really difficult and then you have to double tap the letters and then it’s much easier to use dictation then you won’t have that problem so much also if I need to send an SMS to somebody I use Siri all so I prefer male voices because when I was little I once had a nightmare with a female voice and ever since then I’ve been a little bit wary of female voices
I normally have a hard time trying to talk to someone in public and with the addition of wearing a mask it is a nightmare. I have started to bring a pad of paper and a pen with me everywhere. Yet, when I go to grab them to get my message across I would be missing the pen or the paper is damp because it was raining and I can not write on it. Once I can afford a smartphone I am definitely getting the Big app so I will be able to communicate with people in a easier way. I would love an app that does the opposite of the last app. Trying to talk to a telemarketer over the phone leaves me having a panic attack and I have discovered that if I use a text to speech site to answer the important questions it helped me stay calmer. But if I had it all set up beforehand on my old tablet and the moment I would press play when needed there was a big chance it would all disappear, or they ask me to repeat certain things and the site does not allow it, and I am left on the phone panicking while trying to get it all set up again with an impatient telemarketer wanting me to answer questions I can not physically say and I end up having a panic attack and one of us hangs up. (I must say, for a company that claims they support those with mental illness they sure do not train their staff how to deal with those who have any or how to talk to those who have speech disabilities.) I have looked into getting one of those phones that talks for you but it is over $500 and I can not afford it and it would be cheaper to get a new tablet and download an app. Does anyone know what the best text to speech app is?
Thanx. Reminded me of one day my son was having quite pessimistic thoughts about his reading performance and future outlook, and I tried a (stupid, yet well meant) motivational "you can do anything". Pausing in his self loathing, his eyes lit up, saying : I want to Flyyy! -We laughed till we cried.
Wysa is private and tracks mood and the conversations you have with the ai. I find it hit and miss with how much it can help me...seems to work well only when I already have some understanding of whatever emotion I am feeling.thought I'd mention it though because overall it's good and free with an option to pay for extra stuff.
iPad and IPhone vids please! My family is riddled with ADHD, some also have Dyslexia and one of my daughters has been diagnosed with Aspergers and ADHD. I am looking for tools to ultimately make life easier for all of us to organize our lives/days and achieve goals and stay focused all in a format that is easy for us to adopt and use. FYI we are Canadians.
Wondering if tiimo and Bring apps have sharing features so you can send and share your schedules and shopping lists with your partner, assistants, or caregivers?
Ashley, you can download and use Tiimo on multiple devices and share the account - with family members, assistants, caregivers etc. so you can create multiple schedules on one account or simply access the schedule for multiple people. When you log in you can be a "planner" with editing rights or just "user"/viewer :)
Some of this can definitely help me talk to my Spanish speaking grandparents when I can’t quite understand the words they say but with any of these apps if there’s a setting for English to Spanish then that would be beneficial and even for when I don’t feel like saying anything verbally and also if my throat hurt to talk then I could talk from an app without straining my throat
This comment is two and a half years late, but (wait, more than 2 and a half years, but never mind)....I see a lot of apps available for non-verbal people and that's awesome. AND of course there's still TIIMO. But I'm looking for an app for everyday stuff...but for adults. I don't want a blue elephant reminding me to brush my teeth, but I could use a prompt. I don't want power puff girls telling me to brush my hair, but just maybe a record keeping app to list what was or wasn't done that day, what aspects of autism/aspergers may cause those things to be overlooked/resisted, and helpful tips to improve day to day functioning.
Wow! I'm so shocked! I recognize this Proloquo2Go as I'm the one who invented it for free under the open source project name "Visual Lingo" for international cross language communications method for travelers with a handy notepad. However, I see someone stole my idea and monetized it while adding a very small amount to the basic structure. Kind of funny as I can't believe they are charging so much for something I was basicly giving away for free at the time. Kind of neat as an LD person like myself created it and never considered applying it to the autistic community. I found many places in the world that no one could speak English and found drawing a message was simpler than trying to learn so many languages. The least they can do is put me in the credits as the original inventor.
Im a new subscriber my little sister is autistic aaaaand i want her to get rid of her favorite object because she cant stay a second whitout it and its actually a cable 😐😅😅soooo thats a really gooooood video
I'm aware this is an older video, but I realized that you had an acoustic guitar and I came to this video purely to comment about it. I'm not even sure if you'll see this comment but if you do, would you mind playing guitar some time in a video? If not that's okey and thankss :)
Amazing you are doing a fantastic job!! Momma points ❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼. Thank you so much for the comment! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).
I'm having a hard time finding a good reputable group to join as an adult with autism. I'm having difficulty Whitney teenage relationships in my family and my friends as well as my job but there really aren't that many great resources here in the United States. Do you know of any good resources I could refer to you or any groups that would be great for those that are over 18? Most of the Dust resources are for kids but I really want to find something much better for those of us that have already grown up and for the neurotypicals in our life understand us better
Thank you. I'm excited about - Voice to Text. I'm dyscacula. And Aspergers. Even though 4.0 in college my spelling. Argr the dyscacula. I have an android. Yes want to know how to use my phone better. Love you Dan.xo
I'm minimally verbal and I use a talker on Google Play Store and it's free it's called I can communicate and also another one on Google Play Store that I have used is let me talk but it's more difficult for easy access cuz you have to spend like a lot of time to customize it and on I can communicate I can just type out a word if it's really like that I need it fast cuz like for me I can talk when I can talk to people but if I'm having a meltdown or I'm over stimulated or I'm too excited and I get over like over-stimulated in that way then I will stop talking and I have to use a talker or to communicate by the way I call an AAC a talker if you didn't notice and sorry if this doesn't make much sense because I have a stutter and have to use voice to text cuz I don't know how to spell and my stutter makes the words not make sense sometimes to the phone
Hey Dan I really wish I could use mood it but sadly it's not for Android if you know any apps like that for Android please let me know or try to let the makers of mood it know that your fans want the app on android or something
I'm trying to repurpose a desktop computer for an adult autistic woman who has the learning capacity of approximately a five to seven year old? She is verbal but limited. Can you please recommend Windows based apps and or programs that would be of interest to her?
vitotheo the in app purchase is just gateway, the app works great. Twice a year it goes down in price, for AAC awareness month and for Autism awareness month.
Tablet it's a useless if You are so Minimalist - It's a same in Contentwise: "Android include at Linux Kernel - when You can mod of Huawei even if be Affected from US" when instead of Replace {in Polish: Wyręczać} of Autistic Person {Neurology it's not an Accessory}: In just could be allow to free choice about a Buy: Tablet or Smartphone - if Verbal: Useless apps but can be install for Test,Non-verbal: Try with Lightweight in More Free RAM use.
Just got my ASD diagnosis. My whole life I have just been spinning in circles, getting dizzy, and then doing it again. Now, I'm scared if I use tools that I will be a cyborg because half of my brain needs some type of adaptation tool or technique, if that makes sense? Most of my life I've been being the wrong me. I dont want to do it wrong anymore. Help..?..?
Does anyone know if there is an app where you can add your own pictures in. We use communication apps to help our son with making choices and we would like to be able to add pictures.
Anyone notice the new office layout!?
Yeah
Do you have any tips for calming down during a meltdown? I'm terrible at it.
Like the skateboard, did you print it on yourself?
You should do some videos on crafty stuff! Explain stuff slowly and state the obvious :p
I’d love to see some videos that could actuality help keep me occupied that doesn’t include wrapped in a duvet watching TH-cam:p
I am an aspie to and I have autism videos on my channel. Can you please sub my channel.I am trying to get 1 k subs so I can have my channel monetized.
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Dan,
I understand completely about how your brain goes faster than the speed of light and the slightest movement or distraction messes up your flow of how the day should go.
Love your videos 🌟
Rhoda Leader but it’s always nice to slow down.....
@@nawtysp00ky of course it is nice to slow down.
Taking time out to
de-stress every day is so important for our mental health and our sanity.
@@nawtysp00ky When did she say it wasn't? All she was doing was relating and making a Neuro connection. People need to express their connection to each other, but what they don't need is someone coming along and saying .."yes, but..." during that time of expression. 🙄
Love the clean background, easier to concentrate on what You say and do
Yay!! Thank you!
At 3:03 he reaches the topic in the title.
Hero comment 🔥🔥
The Aspie World why don’t you just cut it out
Young Kwokching because some one who hasn’t seen one of his videos would maybe like the extra build up and understanding of who he is and why he can speak on this topic.
Bless u ty
@@youngkwokching8379 5th in 3D I'm 5 TV 4 TV ky35r we 1eee2we.
After watching a season of Jessica Jones, I realize I have a superpower like one of the characters: I can sense evildoers. It's not pleasent feeling, and not very accurate, but many times I have felt a very specific sensation, and not long after, I see someone be mean to someone else... I dont really want this superpower, it can hurt so much, I get overwhelmed from the discomfort and have an autistic meltdown. But I pay more attention to that feeling now, so I can put my mind in a place to be prepared for the situation about to happen.
Everyone: he’s talking way to fast
Me: he’s talking slow
Same😂
Why is it true
i have him sped up 😂
Yes, it's making me feel a little sick. Can't watch the rest.
Loved this! I agree that Apple makes a great effort when it comes to accessibility in general, however there is a cost barrier for a lot of people. If there's a way to find similar information or apps for other platforms to share with us that would be helpful too
Apple rules :)!!
Apple sucks because too expensive, and they don't fix stuff when it can be fixed, just want you to buy a new one. There are people who CAN and DO fix Apple junk, retrieve lost data, even get stuff off phones that have been in water, but Apple doesn't want them to. One guy went hiking and never came home. They found his phone, police couldn't figure it out, apple couldn't either, but these independent repair people could retrieve data. So now his family can try to figure things out, see last images, video etc.
@@TheAspieWorldapple sucks
I'm deaf and use BIG every day, it's absolutely fantastic! 😃 I really REALLY enjoy your videos but the auto generated captions are notoriously terrible on TH-cam, would it be possible to CC your videos? 🤔
Hey!! Yes I know I’m using craptions but I really want to get CCs it takes such a long time. I’m gonna reach out to see if I know anyone who will do it for me
My daughter prefers AACORN. It’s not as visually overwhelming as most apps out there, and is specifically designed with kids in mind. It will learn you common preferences and patterns eliminating hunting for words.
Anderson Family Values we tried AACORN, it did not work for us but it’s a pretty good app! Glad you found something that works.
Actually so glad I found your channel my son is undiagnosed Autistic, sensory processing disorder and non verbal you are giving me a dummies guide to everything as I’m so new to all this! 👍🏻
Not exactly an app specifically for autism, but it helps people with an anxiety to performing presentations and people with dyslexia. Its called presentpals, I've only had a little play around so far but it's actually really useful, it highlights the text your on so you don't lose your place.
This is exactly what I was looking for
Yay!!
I loved this video. I needed the bring app for the reason you mentioned in the video. I would like to see a video on the topic you spoke about at the end of the video if this video got enough likes.
I came to this video to find few apps for autistic people. And I download one of them, speech blubs, which has mostly negative reviews, due to the fact that to use it you HAVE to start subscription after 7 days. Many other negative reviews states that it's hard to use, low quality videos with kids repeating the same word, no interaction etc. Asking for money from the start (the subscription just postpones for 7 days) is a no go for me and I didn't see anything about these negative things on this video. This is not how you suggest apps, you have to include negative things as well.
Im new to your channel and i already love it the plain background really helps :D
I woz born in 1956, not a good time for some one with autism.
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I was born in 1955, while I don't have a formal diagnosis for Autism I believe in my youth and beyond I have learnt how to cope, going from extremely withdrawn to being in your face.
It's still not a very good time though. Atleast not in all countries. And right now making fun of autism has become a norm thanks to the internet.
I don't know why I haven't thought of using texts to communicate when I end up nonverbal. It usually coincides with sensory overload or some other form of intense distress where it would be useful to communicate. Last party I went to I ended up sitting on the floor when it got too loud and went almost wholly nonverbal and thinking of something like Big would've helped
I love how you have a North Wales accent, my Son who is 23 and from Cardiff (so are we) has no accent at all.
Haha cool!! Cymru
@@TheAspieWorld Cymru Am Byth 👏😁
Are there any Android apps equivalent to Bring! and Mood It? I mean, the visual part of Bring! and the non-judgmental aspects of Mood It?
Could you please Do video for Android?
Yes!!
Are any of these apps compatible for android users?
@@justbeegreen Bring! is
Your channel has been so helpful for me to better understand my teen. Thank you for all the amazing content!
Hey @The Aspie World , Dan This is a Great Vlog 😃! I have had to use a few Voice Apps for Android, in the past on both my Tablet and Phone. When I have Temporarily Lost my Voice for About 2 - 3 Day's at the most ) They Do Come in Handy.
Hey thanks for the input!!
@@TheAspieWorld Your Welcome :)
Are there any android voice apps that you recommend?
I am really like this video I am both blind and autistic and when you mentioned voice to text technology that made me think well I’m using that all the time so I’m happy somebody mentioned it in a video because when I have to type things are use dictation because finding the letters with voiceover is really difficult and then you have to double tap the letters and then it’s much easier to use dictation then you won’t have that problem so much also if I need to send an SMS to somebody I use Siri all so I prefer male voices because when I was little I once had a nightmare with a female voice and ever since then I’ve been a little bit wary of female voices
Will be using Speech Blubs with my kids 4 out of 5 have special needs and really think this will help! Thank you for sharing this video!
I normally have a hard time trying to talk to someone in public and with the addition of wearing a mask it is a nightmare. I have started to bring a pad of paper and a pen with me everywhere. Yet, when I go to grab them to get my message across I would be missing the pen or the paper is damp because it was raining and I can not write on it. Once I can afford a smartphone I am definitely getting the Big app so I will be able to communicate with people in a easier way.
I would love an app that does the opposite of the last app. Trying to talk to a telemarketer over the phone leaves me having a panic attack and I have discovered that if I use a text to speech site to answer the important questions it helped me stay calmer. But if I had it all set up beforehand on my old tablet and the moment I would press play when needed there was a big chance it would all disappear, or they ask me to repeat certain things and the site does not allow it, and I am left on the phone panicking while trying to get it all set up again with an impatient telemarketer wanting me to answer questions I can not physically say and I end up having a panic attack and one of us hangs up. (I must say, for a company that claims they support those with mental illness they sure do not train their staff how to deal with those who have any or how to talk to those who have speech disabilities.) I have looked into getting one of those phones that talks for you but it is over $500 and I can not afford it and it would be cheaper to get a new tablet and download an app. Does anyone know what the best text to speech app is?
Thanx. Reminded me of one day my son was having quite pessimistic thoughts about his reading performance and future outlook, and I tried a (stupid, yet well meant) motivational "you can do anything". Pausing in his self loathing, his eyes lit up, saying : I want to Flyyy! -We laughed till we cried.
I wish there was a version of Moodit but it was private. Kind of like a diary but with pictures and text about your day.
Aw I know!!
Diaro might do what you're looking for.
Wysa is private and tracks mood and the conversations you have with the ai. I find it hit and miss with how much it can help me...seems to work well only when I already have some understanding of whatever emotion I am feeling.thought I'd mention it though because overall it's good and free with an option to pay for extra stuff.
iPad and IPhone vids please! My family is riddled with ADHD, some also have Dyslexia and one of my daughters has been diagnosed with Aspergers and ADHD. I am looking for tools to ultimately make life easier for all of us to organize our lives/days and achieve goals and stay focused all in a format that is easy for us to adopt and use. FYI we are Canadians.
I’m curious why you chose Apple over another provider, I’ve been very curious of this.
I teach a variety of students with differing needs. I would love a video on talk to text. My students need to know how to use this application.
Wondering if tiimo and Bring apps have sharing features so you can send and share your schedules and shopping lists with your partner, assistants, or caregivers?
I have just installed Bring! andd have managed to share with my partner. It has options of email, Facebook, WhatsApp and others :)
Ashley, you can download and use Tiimo on multiple devices and share the account - with family members, assistants, caregivers etc. so you can create multiple schedules on one account or simply access the schedule for multiple people. When you log in you can be a "planner" with editing rights or just "user"/viewer :)
Nice .....but sadly the app is expensive 💔😭
Would you consider doing an updated video since this was 4 years ago and there are other options available now?
This video was really helpful because I'm Asperger's. So thank you!
If only I discovered this channel 6 yrs ago 😂 I love ur vids about autism and disabilities 😊😊😊
Edit it is called Social Moodia 😂🤣
Some of this can definitely help me talk to my Spanish speaking grandparents when I can’t quite understand the words they say but with any of these apps if there’s a setting for English to Spanish then that would be beneficial and even for when I don’t feel like saying anything verbally and also if my throat hurt to talk then I could talk from an app without straining my throat
“Aloe Bud” - helpful personal app.
Thanks for the knowledge Dan about theses Apps Sir
You are welcome!!
This comment is two and a half years late, but (wait, more than 2 and a half years, but never mind)....I see a lot of apps available for non-verbal people and that's awesome. AND of course there's still TIIMO. But I'm looking for an app for everyday stuff...but for adults. I don't want a blue elephant reminding me to brush my teeth, but I could use a prompt. I don't want power puff girls telling me to brush my hair, but just maybe a record keeping app to list what was or wasn't done that day, what aspects of autism/aspergers may cause those things to be overlooked/resisted, and helpful tips to improve day to day functioning.
This vid is cool love it Dan!
Wow! I'm so shocked! I recognize this Proloquo2Go as I'm the one who invented it for free under the open source project name "Visual Lingo" for international cross language communications method for travelers with a handy notepad. However, I see someone stole my idea and monetized it while adding a very small amount to the basic structure. Kind of funny as I can't believe they are charging so much for something I was basicly giving away for free at the time. Kind of neat as an LD person like myself created it and never considered applying it to the autistic community. I found many places in the world that no one could speak English and found drawing a message was simpler than trying to learn so many languages. The least they can do is put me in the credits as the original inventor.
Thanks for the information! Have a great day!
You are more Thank welcome!! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).
Thanks for this. I have situational mutism. I have been looking for something to help that is easier to navigate that my communication cards.
We have Android but would love to see how to make the most of voice to text.
Yes android video on it sway
We have a app called talk with me I would like to see a video on apps for Android not just I phones
Sure no problem!! I’ll do this!!
Amazing vid and is there a free sub plan with Tiimo
I use Proloquo4Text it’s by the developers of Proloquo2Go. Also they make a app called Pictello which is great.
Oh awesome!!
What about sentence predictive apps? Where we can pre save statements as well?
Im a new subscriber my little sister is autistic aaaaand i want her to get rid of her favorite object because she cant stay a second whitout it and its actually a cable 😐😅😅soooo thats a really gooooood video
I'm aware this is an older video, but I realized that you had an acoustic guitar and I came to this video purely to comment about it. I'm not even sure if you'll see this comment but if you do, would you mind playing guitar some time in a video? If not that's okey and thankss :)
Can you do a video for apps for people with adhd
That’s a good idea!! Thank you so much for the comment!
I’m a parent. My son is 7years old and we are working on helping him speak in sentences. Trying to figure out what app is best for him. Thanks
Amazing you are doing a fantastic job!! Momma points ❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼. Thank you so much for the comment! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).
I'm having a hard time finding a good reputable group to join as an adult with autism. I'm having difficulty Whitney teenage relationships in my family and my friends as well as my job but there really aren't that many great resources here in the United States. Do you know of any good resources I could refer to you or any groups that would be great for those that are over 18? Most of the Dust resources are for kids but I really want to find something much better for those of us that have already grown up and for the neurotypicals in our life understand us better
Yes I run a Facebook group called ‘The Aspie World Super Fans’
1, 2, & 3 are not available for Android. Tiimo is but requires personal details to even test it.
Thanks for this I needed it for my son
Please do more apps for asd!
YES!! I am already planning more!!
Thank you. I'm excited about - Voice to Text. I'm dyscacula. And Aspergers. Even though 4.0 in college my spelling. Argr the dyscacula. I have an android. Yes want to know how to use my phone better. Love you Dan.xo
Thanks, luv. Anything for children?
Are these only iOS apps, or are they available in the Play store?
Some are
I'm minimally verbal and I use a talker on Google Play Store and it's free it's called I can communicate and also another one on Google Play Store that I have used is let me talk but it's more difficult for easy access cuz you have to spend like a lot of time to customize it and on I can communicate I can just type out a word if it's really like that I need it fast cuz like for me I can talk when I can talk to people but if I'm having a meltdown or I'm over stimulated or I'm too excited and I get over like over-stimulated in that way then I will stop talking and I have to use a talker or to communicate by the way I call an AAC a talker if you didn't notice and sorry if this doesn't make much sense because I have a stutter and have to use voice to text cuz I don't know how to spell and my stutter makes the words not make sense sometimes to the phone
Hey Dan I really wish I could use mood it but sadly it's not for Android if you know any apps like that for Android please let me know or try to let the makers of mood it know that your fans want the app on android or something
Ah I know I have told them this. Not sure there is an app like it anywhere other than iPhone
I'm trying to repurpose a desktop computer for an adult autistic woman who has the learning capacity of approximately a five to seven year old? She is verbal but limited. Can you please recommend Windows based apps and or programs that would be of interest to her?
I found some of these apps helpful for learning english :p
People can fly they just don't land properly.
Haha
Define flying 😂😂👍
@@mysiberianhuskymsh8349 means you are suspended in the air but also being propelled
That’s an excellent analogy 😮
Love it haha!!
Yes, Please make the iPhone and iPad video
I found that "fallout shelter" makes me relax 😊
I am interested in iPhone etc video. Do you any way to do the same for Samsung Android phnones?
Yes I will do this!
Proloquo2Go is $250, and it still contains in app purchases?
vitotheo the in app purchase is just gateway, the app works great. Twice a year it goes down in price, for AAC awareness month and for Autism awareness month.
Tablet it's a useless if You are so Minimalist - It's a same in Contentwise: "Android include at Linux Kernel - when You can mod of Huawei even if be Affected from US" when instead of Replace {in Polish: Wyręczać} of Autistic Person {Neurology it's not an Accessory}: In just could be allow to free choice about a Buy: Tablet or Smartphone - if Verbal: Useless apps but can be install for Test,Non-verbal: Try with Lightweight in More Free RAM use.
Oh my GOSH, you are so freak'n cool.
I am!? Haha thanks!! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).
Nothing make more angry than people telling me to look up a word in the dictionary that I can spell.
Oh man, it’s like ... what!?
Do have any thoughts or heard about an app called Gemiini Systems ?
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Me someone with adhd completely forgetting everything
love you bunches dan
Thanks
What about ADHD? What you know about it ? I have a 4 daughter with Autism with ADHD too. Thanks
I like sensory apps like sound box and light box.
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Just got my ASD diagnosis. My whole life I have just been spinning in circles, getting dizzy, and then doing it again. Now, I'm scared if I use tools that I will be a cyborg because half of my brain needs some type of adaptation tool or technique, if that makes sense? Most of my life I've been being the wrong me. I dont want to do it wrong anymore. Help..?..?
my son is 5 with autism,does everything for himself, the only problem is his speech what ads will you recommend please respond please
i meant what apps will you recommend
Cboard is like proloque 2 go
I am finding live very hard at the moment.
Sorry to hear that. :'-|
Sending lots of love.
How do you feel sbout toby dynavox?
Who?
@@TheAspieWorld toby dynavox is a aac speach tablet.
No iPhone nor iPad here, looks like I'm screwed.
#3 I use it but need to buy it 😢
Does anyone know if there is an app where you can add your own pictures in. We use communication apps to help our son with making choices and we would like to be able to add pictures.
I believe there is one I cannot for the life of me remember it’s name, it is a UK based app.
I use type to speak when I'm angry.
Were can by this app for frend child no
3:59 I want this to become a meme
Haha
Hey, Dan. I sent you an email with questions for an interview for my website about autism weeks ago. Will you answer me soon?
I have Android!
Most of them are on the droid
BIG is GREAT!
Both me and my brother have autism but he uses this app because he at the point that he can’t talk
Any for android at all please
Lovely,
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Proloquo2go how much!!! Wow £249.99 expensive should do a trial version so people can test a basic version..
I cant read and write very well.
Me either!
Thank you
Dan try to do list its so simple
List?
Are you Welsh 🏴