Choices Behavioral Health

In observance of Memorial Day, we will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026.

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We currently have two openings available in our morning session program from 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM.

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Down below are five helpful apps for Nonverbal Communication

Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us that communication is a key part of emotional well-being. When children have tools that help them express their needs, feelings, and ideas, daily life becomes less stressful and more connected. For children who are nonverbal, minimally verbal, or who benefit from visual supports, communication apps can reduce frustration, strengthen self‑advocacy, and build confidence at home, in school, and in the community.

At Bright Feats, we highlight practical resources that help families support communication in ways that feel accessible and empowering.

Five Helpful Apps for Nonverbal Communication

1. Proloquo2Go
A highly customizable AAC app that uses symbols, core words, and voice output to help children communicate needs, choices, and feelings.

2. LAMP Words for Life
Built around motor planning and consistent word placement, this app supports children who benefit from structured, predictable communication pathways.

3. TouchChat HD
A flexible AAC app with multiple page sets, symbol libraries, and voice options, making it adaptable for a wide range of communication levels.

4. Avaz AAC
Designed for children, with simple navigation, picture‑based vocabulary, and built‑in tools that help kids learn new words and build sentences.

5. Snap + Core First
A symbol‑based communication system that focuses on core vocabulary, emotional expression, and literacy development.