10 different games
Various levels of difficulty
Prompting mechanism
Progress overviews
Appealing graphics and soft sounds
Lesson plans
Games that are adjusted to the perception capabilities of children and teach them to Distinguish emotions, parts of the body, digits, shapes, colours, animals and sounds
A tool that fully implements Applied Behaviour Analysis
Tasks in which the level of difficulty is adjusted to the capabilities and needs of children
Automatic overviews that show each child’s progress
On-going monitoring of each child’s level of skill
Access to a tool that has been developed by experts and tested in therapy centres
Our 4-year-old son has been using the app for five months now, almost every day. It has helped him to develop his ability to recognise emotions. He now knows when to say ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘Thank you’, and his favourite game is ‘The Farm’.
Father of an autistic child, Paweł
father
I’ve just been testing DrOmnibus with my little assistants, and they love it. All of the children are either autistic or have developmental disorders. The games are great – they have good animation and music, as well as different levels of difficulty. So in other words, everyone can find something suitable for themselves 🙂 The kids are even helping me to learn more about the app.
The apps are a great and feature well-designed options for all children, as well as being a perfect aid for children with motor or intellectual dysfunctions, including multiple dysfunctions. They are also the perfect addition to the currently-available tools. Congratulations on this development!
Justyna Puchałka-Stecyk
Special Needs Speech Therapist
This is an excellent idea! Your games are among the few that meet the needs of my patients with dysfunctions, and I’ve been looking for a good application of this type for a long time.
Marianna Karczmarczyk
Psychologist, MAJA Association of Families and Friends of Persons with Severe Disabilities
10 accounts
£749
25 accounts
£1599
Available for tablets (Android and iOS)
