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Apraxia Therapy review

#14 of 23 in Speech Therapy Software

A focused mobile app for repeated apraxia speech practice, recording, and clinician reporting.

7.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Apraxia Therapy is a mobile speech therapy app for adults with apraxia or aphasia, including people recovering from stroke. It is designed for repeated practice at home or in clinical settings, with activities for stroke survivors, families, and speech-language pathologists. The app combines video modeling, speaking in unison, tapping, listening, reading aloud, recording, and self-rating to support structured communication practice.

The product uses a single paid plan priced at USD 29.99 as a one-time purchase. That plan includes video-assisted activities, 110 conversational phrases, 60 multisyllabic words, and 5 automatic sequences. Difficulty, speed, and cues can be adjusted, while custom activities, progress tracking, and offline access support continued practice. The feature set is particularly suited to therapy that benefits from repeated modeling and graduated prompts rather than open-ended conversation work.

Apraxia Therapy also includes speech recording, self-assessment, and professional reports that can be emailed, printed, or saved. It runs on iOS and Android, giving families and clinicians access across the two listed mobile platforms. The narrow focus is its main boundary: buyers seeking a broader speech therapy suite may need a different tool, while adults with apraxia or aphasia and the professionals supporting them should find the phrase, sequence, multisyllabic, and reporting features closely aligned with targeted practice.

Apraxia Therapy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Video modeling, tapping, recording, and self-assessment support repeated practice
    • Includes 110 phrases, 60 multisyllabic words, and 5 automatic sequences
    • Professional reports, adjustable cues, and offline access support clinical use
  • Where it doesn't
    • The full product is paid with a one-time USD 29.99 purchase
    • Its focus is adults with apraxia or aphasia rather than broad speech therapy
    • Platform support is limited to iOS and Android

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