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Version 1.1.5 · 2026-10-11
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Children and adults in the spectrum and/or ADHD often find themselves struggl…
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Children and adults in the spectrum and/or ADHD often find themselves struggle in transition between activities.
Individuals with ASD and/or ADHD more likely to receive instructions better with visual communication instead of verbal communication.
This Autism Transition App helps people with autism transition and communicate better with the show feelings cards and First... Then... cards.
A visual schedule like this app can help these individuals to get some ideas what they are expected to do now and help them anticipate the next activity.
People who are in the spectrum usually don't deal with unexpected activity or routine well, they do better when they know what their next routine is.
Children and adults who are in therapy are often given a board with a bunch of activity cards to help them transition, this First... Then... app is the digital version of it.…
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