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Making Time Visible and Tactile: How Time Timer Braille Supports Low Vision Awareness Vision impairments come in many forms.Vision problems, from eye injuries to age-related decline, impact daily activities. Visual timers in general can be useful for individuals with low vision. During an
WhisperPhone is a focused listening tool that provides users with feedback on volume, pitch, and pronunciation of their voice. It is a helpful aid in teaching, speech therapy, or home use. Reading and SpellingA natural progression in the reading learning
The Power of Visual Timers in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Understanding the Landscape of Cognitive Impairment Alzheimer’s disease and dementia represent some of the most profound neurological challenges facing our global population today. For individuals with dementia, many of whom are older adults, it
Time Timer MOD Home Edition Wins Calm Tech Certification Add an overline text A Masterpiece of Mindful Design In an era of constantly flowing information-technology streams and time-related anxiety, the Time Timer® MOD Home Edition stands out as a calming approach to
Step-by-Step Guide: Create a Daily Schedule with the Time Timer App The Time Timer App helps users structure their day for better time management. One of its most useful features is the ability to create Groups, allowing you to sequence multiple timers together
Classroom Holiday Magic: Making Sure Every Student Joins the Joy We’ve all been The holiday season turns classrooms into centers of excitement and energy. As educators and parents, we want to create special moments that include every single student by
I Didn’t Mean To Do That! Impulsivity and ADHD We’ve all been there. You take your kids on a playdate and everyone seems to be having fun… suddenly you look up just in time to see your child throw a
Six Daily Schedule Strategies for ADHD Minds Many adults diagnosed with ADHD and executive functioning challenges have a love-hate relationship with schedules. On the one hand, they understand schedules are necessary for keeping them on task, on time, and on
How to Use a Visual Timer to Help Your Child With Transitions By Jessica Rapp Irwin, OTR/L Founder of Rooted in Routine and mom of two Transitions are notoriously difficult for young children, so if your child is struggling, you are not
Autistic and Neurodivergent-Friendly Mindfulness Practices For autistic and neurodivergent individuals, stress, anxiety, sensory overload, and focus or sleep difficulties are common. While autistic and neurodivergent-friendly mindfulness practices can help, a one-size-fits-all approach is often unhelpful and can sometimes be harmful.