Lyra is the easiest, most affordable symbol to speech app for children with autism. Based on the latest research, designed alongside parents and professionals.
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Always awesome to see a product you worked on be recognized in any capacity, big or small, for the impact it sets out to have.
Thanks to everyone who nominated @lyraapp for a Golden Kitty Award on @ProductHunt, my friends. Go vote for all the social impact products!
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@lyraapp Congratulations! 🥳 You've been nominated for a Golden Kitty award under the 'Social Impact' category 🌍🙏
Vote for your product and spread the word 👇 meow.ph/gkv-si
"...people who are emotionally skilled perform better in school, have better relationships, and engage less frequently in unhealthy behaviors."
Sounds like a no-brainer to us and a clear sign that emotions are as important as math and science. ideas.ted.com/should-emotion…
"I wouldn’t change his autism. It’s a part of what makes him who he is..."
What a heartfelt read from Chris Clinch about the day his son was diagnosed with Autism. buff.ly/2L5zBRB via @autismspeaks
Just another reason to love them more. Great job, @target for creating sensory friendly furniture! Some items include:
– Floor cushions with soft fabric & different textures
– Foam-filled crash pads
– Tents for quiet time
– Weighted blankets
+ more! buff.ly/2FP3mSo
Did you know that @autismspeaks created a 100-Day Kit specifically for families of newly diagnosed children ages 4 and under? The goal is to help make the best possible use of the 100 days following a child's diagnosis of autism. buff.ly/2JbG5vQ
A tough but realistic topic too important to ignore. Check out these notes from INSAR 2019: Learning How to Prevent Suicide in Partnership with Autistic People and Their Allies buff.ly/2FPiDSY
These $12 seatbelt covers are designed to alert authorities to special needs children's health issues or disabilities in an emergency and was inspired by her own daughter who has a cochlear implant.
Amazing! Go purchase now. buff.ly/2ZkI1HA
“the term “high-functioning” serves merely to denote a normal IQ level in a person with ASD. But IQ doesn’t necessarily correlate with the person’s functional status, which is their ability to navigate day-to-day life with minimal assistance.”
Thoughts? buff.ly/2NtoN1D
Hey friends! Today we pushed out an update to Lyra with one of most requested features—Core Words! ⚡️🤝 To start it's only for new accounts created. So if you're a paying user, let us know and we'll get that sorted for ya!
Read more here 👉getlyra.svbtle.com/introduci…
Horses for therapy make complete sense given how emotionally, physically and psychologically beneficial they are. Horses know 💛 buff.ly/2X6Aako
Thank you @theautismhelper for sharing your experience with potty training kids on the spectrum! buff.ly/2LGwBdV
"I have learned that if we use these opportunities of being around differently-abled children in a positive way, we can teach all children to be more compassionate and accepting people. Here is what I wish all parents would teach their children about mine" buff.ly/2L2ReAp
The way we work and communicate with people with disabilities is important.
1. Ask
2. Accept each person as a human
3. Know: Disability isn’t a bad word
4. Say hi!
5. Educate on etiquette
6. Make sure you’re accessible
7. Follow inclusive principles
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