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Naming Therapy review

#13 of 23 in Speech Therapy Software

A focused mobile app for naming practice, screening, cueing, and custom aphasia activities.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Naming Therapy is a mobile speech therapy app for people with aphasia and the clinicians who support them. Its focus is naming practice, description activities, screening, and customizable flashcards for home or clinic use. The app includes hundreds of built-in pictures, while clinicians can add their own words, photos, and cues. It is best suited to professionals targeting word-finding deficits who want a dedicated language-focused tool on iOS or Android.

The published plan is straightforward: Naming Therapy costs $29.99 USD as a one-time purchase, with no free plan. That plan includes Naming Practice, the Describe activity, Naming Test, custom photos and words, and Flashcards. Its strongest clinical depth comes from the cueing hierarchy and the combination of semantic feature analysis and phonological components analysis activities. Selectable word lists and syllable-length controls provide additional ways to shape practice, while scoring and reporting support naming screening and progress review.

Platform coverage is practical for mobile therapy, with support for iOS and Android. Flashcards combine pictures, audio, and written words, and score reports can be sent by email. Custom content also lets clinicians bring personal words, photos, and cues into activities rather than relying only on built-in materials. The trade-off is scope: Naming Therapy is a specialized language tool, not a broad speech therapy suite. Clinicians seeking naming, description, and aphasia-focused practice should consider it; those needing therapy areas beyond this focus should choose a broader option.

Naming Therapy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Cueing, semantic, and phonological activities support structured naming work
    • Custom words, photos, cues, and selectable word lists adapt sessions
    • Screening scores, reports, and email sharing support clinician tracking
  • Where it doesn't
    • Narrow focus on language-based naming and description activities
    • No free plan is available
    • The one-time purchase covers a single listed plan

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