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Version 1.1.0 · 2025-06-03
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EPICC® – Functional and User-Friendly Speech Therapy App.
Speech, Language, Aphasia & Cognitive Tasks for Adults
EPICC® is a tool developed to support adults with neurological conditions as part of their recovery. Instead of relying on brain games, EPICC focuses on real-world, purposeful tasks — the kinds of things that truly matter in daily life.
Who Uses EPICC?
• Adults with stroke, aphasia, brain injury, dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, cognitive-communication deficits and more!
• Speech-Language Pathologists and other healthcare professionals
• Caregivers and family members supporting loved ones at home
Why EPICC?
All-in-One Therapy Tool
80+ cognitive and communication modules in one simple app — designed to optimize sessions and eliminate the need for flashcards, worksheets, overly complicated apps, or outdated tools.
Adult-Centered
No cartoons. No brain games.…
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