TOOLS
PRO & Patients
Oral language
Written language
Executive functions and attention
Communication and social skills
Autism and ASD
ADHD and strategies
Follow-up and liaison
Down's syndrome and intellectual disabilities
Stuttering and Fluency
Anxiety and emotional regulation
Orality and swallowing
Schooling and learning
Your tools tools
Ready-to-use online resources to support children and adolescents in their daily lives. For use in the office, at school or at home.
Oral language
Imagier of complex sounds
A visual tool for working on the complex sounds of the French language, with pictures and words placed at the beginning, middle or end of words. It helps children to better identify and discriminate phonemes in different contexts. For use in speech therapy or at home, it promotes progress in oral and written language in a simple, fun way.
Articulatory tracking chart
A clear aid for monitoring a child’s articulatory development, noting each phoneme as “not acquired”, “emerging”, “consolidating” or “acquired”. It makes it possible to observe progress over time and target the sounds to be worked on. Ideal for structuring speech therapy support in the classroom or at home.
Phonological awareness cards
Fun cards to develop phonological awareness: syllables, rhymes, sounds and phoneme recognition. They feature simple, motivating activities to help children understand the sound structure of words. A practical aid for use at play, in the classroom or in re-education, to effectively prepare children for learning to read.
Séquenceur d’histoire en images
A visual tool to help children organize and tell a story by putting pictures in the right order – developing logic, understanding time and structuring the narrative. It helps build meaning, stimulate language and structure thought in a playful way. Useful in re-education, at school or at home to work on storytelling and visual memory.
Loto of semantic categories
A lotto game designed to work on vocabulary and word categorization – the child must associate words or images according to semantic categories (objects, animals, places, etc.). This tool helps develop semantic memory, enrich the lexicon and structure conceptual thinking. It encourages language learning in a fun way, and can be adapted for use at home, at school or in speech therapy.
Vocabulary evocation cards
Cards designed to get children thinking about words – evoking, naming, categorizing, finding intruders, synonyms or associations to enrich their vocabulary and lexical flexibility. A tool that stimulates semantic memory, conceptual understanding and oral or written production. Suitable for school, rehabilitation or home use, it makes learning vocabulary interactive and motivating.
Visual support action verbs
A visual aid designed to help children identify, name and understand actions: using images or pictograms representing verbs, they learn to lock in action vocabulary, enrich their language and structure their sentences.
Language written
Confusion checklist b/d p/q
A visual aid with mnemonic tricks to stop confusing the mirror letters b, d, p and q. Each letter is associated with a memorable image: the backpack, the guitar, ping-pong and the monkey’s tail. Includes hand trick, practice exercises and a printable poster for the child’s desk.
Spell check grid
A complete checklist to teach children to proofread and correct their own texts. Five essential steps to check: capitalization, punctuation, agreement, word spelling and meaning. An indispensable tool for dictations, essays and other written work.
Syllable flash card
Four progressive levels of difficulty: CV, VC, CVC syllables and consonant clusters. Includes an interactive flash mode with timer and activities for combining syllables into words.
Visual drafting plan
A guided worksheet for learning how to structure a text in three parts: introduction, development, conclusion. Simple questions help children organize their ideas before writing. Includes a bank of linking words and an example of a completed plan for practice.
Table of complex graphemes
A colorful chart to help you memorize the different ways of writing the same sound: ou, on, an, in, oi, eau, ai. Each grapheme is illustrated by example words with the sound highlighted by color coding. Includes the M before M, B, P trick and a printable summary poster.
Dictation self-correction sheet
A step-by-step guide to help children correct dictation independently. Seven checkpoints in order: meaning, capitalization, punctuation, subject-verb agreement, nominal group agreement, common homophones (a/à, et/est, son/sont…) and learned words. Includes a memo of homophones and common mistakes to avoid.
Executive functions and attention
Motivation chart
A visual aid to encourage positive behavior and reward children’s efforts. Set clear goals and track progress day by day with this customizable chart. Ideal for establishing routines and building self-confidence in a caring way.
Visual Timer
A visual tool to help children perceive the passage of time and anticipate the end of an activity. The timer reduces anxiety linked to transitions and limits conflicts when switching off screens or changing activities. Ideal for ADHD, autistic or anxious children who need concrete time markers.
3-column table
A simple tool for organizing thoughts, emotions or tasks into three clear categories. Ideal for structuring thinking and helping children better understand their reactions. Can be used in sessions, at school or at home to encourage mental organization.
Communication and social skills
Emotion thermometer
Help children identify and measure the intensity of their emotions with this visual aid. The thermometer helps to put into words what the child is feeling and to adapt the response. An essential tool for working on emotional regulation at any age.
Choice wheel
A fun tool to help children find their own solutions to emotions and conflicts. The Choice Wheel encourages autonomy by proposing concrete alternatives adapted to each situation. Print out this tool and build it with your child for everyday use.
Facial expression decoder
Learn to recognize emotions on faces: joy, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, disgust. For each emotion, discover the visual clues (eyebrows, eyes, mouth), what the person is probably feeling, and how to react appropriately. An essential tool for developing empathy and social reading skills.
Conversation cards
Primers and scripts for knowing what to say in different social situations. How to start a conversation, ask open-ended questions, listen actively, bounce off what the other person says, and finish politely. Includes the 6 golden rules of conversation and practice scenarios.
Voice scale
Learn to adapt your voice to the context: from silence (level 0) to emergency shouting (level 4). An interactive visual scale with examples of situations for each volume. Includes a quiz to test your knowledge and a clickable visual counter.
Social scenarios
6 structured stories to prepare for difficult social situations: introducing yourself, asking for help, joining a group, handling a disagreement, accepting a loss, receiving a compliment. Each scenario breaks down the situation into 4 stages: the situation, how I feel, what I can do, the result.
Thought bubble card
This tool helps children develop their “theory of mind”: understanding that others have different thoughts from their own. They learn to distinguish between the speech bubble (what they say out loud) and the thought bubble (what they think in their head, which no-one else can hear). 3 interactive scenarios featuring everyday characters provide practice with multiple-choice quizzes and immediate feedback. Tips for parents suggest how to extend learning into everyday life (films, books, games).
Stop – think – act
This tool uses the traffic-light metaphor to help children control their impulsivity. Red (STOP): stop, breathe 3 times, count to 5. Yellow (THINK): identify the problem, find 3 options, assess the consequences. Green (ACT): calmly make the best choice. The light is interactive (click to see the details of each step) and 2 practice situations are provided. A printable mini memo can be kept with you.
How to request
This tool teaches children to formulate requests politely and effectively. A 4-step method guides the child: look at the person, use the magic words (please, thank you, is that…), be clear and precise, listen to the answer. 3 practical scenarios (asking for a cake, playing with a friend, asking for help) enable practice with immediate correction. An important section also teaches how to accept “no” calmly.
Table Gestion Distractions
This tool helps children become aware of what distracts them and find solutions. He selects from 9 common distractions (phone, noise, TV, video games, daydreaming, siblings, fatigue, hunger, clutter) and automatically receives personalized strategies for each. An action plan defines a concentration objective and the actions to be taken, with a child/parent signature space to formalize the commitment.
Autism and ASD
Warning signals map
Learn to spot the warning signs of sensory or emotional overload in autistic children. This card helps parents and professionals intervene before a crisis sets in. A practical tool to keep with you so you can react quickly and appropriately.
Sensory needs map
A complete sensory profile to identify your child’s hypersensitivities and hyposensitivities in the 7 senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste, vestibular and proprioception. For each sense, note what bothers him and what helps him. Includes adaptation strategies by context (home, school, outings) and an emergency plan in case of sensory overload.
Crisis management plan
A complete guide to understanding and accompanying meltdowns, shutdowns and difficult moments. Learn to distinguish between sensory overload and a temper tantrum. 4-level warning system (green, yellow, orange, red) with signals to spot and appropriate actions for each stage. Includes do’s and don’ts during a tantrum, as well as a recovery protocol.
Table of specific interests
Turn your child’s passions into real levers for learning and motivation! Identify his limited interests, their intensity, what he’s passionate about and why. Discover how to build bridges to academic learning (reading, math, writing) and social interaction. A tool to enhance strengths rather than fight against them.
Visual social scenarios
Create personalized stories to prepare your child for the social situations he finds difficult. Choose from pre-filled templates (saying hello, waiting your turn, changing programs, noisy environment) or create your own scenarios. Each story breaks down the situation into clear steps: what’s happening, how I feel, what I can do, and the positive outcome.
Visual Communication Board
An interactive pictogram chart to help your child express his needs, emotions and choices. Click on the images to compose a message, then use voice synthesis to read it aloud. Customizable with your own pictograms. Ideal for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC).
My TSA Passport
An essential document to share with teachers, doctors, family and everyone around your child. Summarize on one page your child’s sensory profile, communication patterns, what helps and what to avoid. Print it out and keep a copy in the schoolbag, at the doctor’s or grandparents’. A tool that facilitates inclusion and understanding.
ADHD and strategies
Pocket memory aid
All the essential strategies for managing ADHD on a daily basis, in a compact format. Children can keep it with them at all times to remind themselves of their self-regulation techniques. A discreet and practical tool for school, home or extracurricular activities.
ADHD Action Plan
Create a customized plan to manage impulsivity and opposition in ADHD children. Identify triggers, set goals and track progress week by week. A collaborative tool to be filled in with the child to involve him in his own support.
Energy thermometer
A 5-level visual scale to help children assess their energy level: too low, just right, or too high. Each level suggests concrete strategies for regulating energy and reaching the ideal “green zone” for learning. Includes a monitoring diary to spot patterns and adapt support.
Behavioral contract
A collaborative tool for defining clear objectives and motivating rewards together. The child and the adult make mutual commitments: the child on his efforts, the adult on his benevolent support. With pre-filled examples for school, homework or home, and a signature space to formalize the commitment.
Calm-down cards
12 de-escalation techniques to help children regain their composure when emotions boil over. Classified by type (breathing, body, mental, sensory), these strategies should be practiced first in a calm environment to be effective in a crisis situation. Includes a random generator and a guide to creating a calm corner at home.
Active break cards
2 short physical exercises (1-3 minutes) to release energy and regain concentration between two activities. Classified by objective: expending energy, calming down, concentrating or stretching, these movements are suitable for both home and school. Includes a random generator to vary breaks and printable cards.
My ADHD brain sheet
Positive support to help children understand how ADHD works, without guilt or shame. Presents ADHD superpowers (creativity, energy, hyperfocus), challenges with concrete solutions, and inspiring celebrities. A personal worksheet helps children identify their own strengths and strategies.
My daily routine
Structure your ADHD child’s mornings and evenings with this interactive step-by-step checklist. Each checked task brings a sense of accomplishment and helps create automatisms that reduce mental load. With morning/evening tabs, progress bar and printable personalized routine creator.
My warning signs
A traffic-light-style visual system to help you recognize the warning signs of loss of control. Four levels (green, yellow, orange, red) with associated body signals and actions to be taken at each stage. The aim is to intervene as soon as the yellow level is reached, before the situation degenerates.
Trisomy and intellectual disabilities
Motor skills activity sheets
Simple, fun activities to develop your child’s fine and gross motor skills. Each exercise is explained step-by-step for easy practice at home. Stimulate motor development while sharing moments of play and complicity.
Structure the start of your child’s day with this step-by-step visual sequence. The clear pictograms help your child to become more independent each morning. Reduce morning stress and establish a reassuring routine for the whole family.
Pictogram board
A pictogram board to facilitate daily communication with your child. The clear images allow you to express needs, choices and emotions without the need for words. An essential alternative communication aid to print out and use everywhere.
50 interactive activities
Discover 50 ideas for fun activities to stimulate your child’s everyday communication. Each activity is easy to set up and encourages natural exchanges. A complete repertoire to vary approaches and adapt to your child’s desires.
Needs map
Help your child express his feelings with this visual map of needs and emotions. An essential communication tool for children who have difficulty verbalizing their inner states. Facilitate daily exchanges and reduce frustrations with this illustrated aid.
Guide to Autonomy
Help your child become more independent in everyday activities. This guide offers step-by-step instructions for dressing, toileting, eating and much more. A practical tool to promote independence while respecting each child’s rhythm.
Difficult behavior
Understand the reasons behind difficult behaviors and discover appropriate responses This guide offers caring strategies for defusing crises and strengthening communication. An essential tool for parents and professionals working with children with Down’s syndrome.
Stuttering and Fluency
Speech thermometer
A visual tool to help children become aware of their speaking speed and regulate it. Five colored zones (from green to red) with advice adapted to each speed level. Includes an interactive cursor, practical exercises and a word-by-word training text.
Technical fluency cards
Six detailed cards presenting the essential techniques: breathing, soft start, prolongation, pause, relaxation and eye contact. Each technique is explained with the “what”, “how” and “when to use”. Includes mini-cards to cut out for daily reminders and practice exercises.
Voltage scale
A scale from 1 to 5 to identify and measure body tension before it causes a blockage. Each level describes the physical signs to look for and the corrective actions to take. Includes a body map, tracking journal and express relaxation exercises.
Desensitization hierarchy
A progressive pyramid for tackling speech situations from the easiest to the most difficult. Five levels of concrete situations (alone, family, friends, group, strangers) with checkboxes. Includes a progress chart, a reward system and a personal plan to complete.
Anxiety and emotional regulation
Adolescent crisis plan
A structured tool for anticipating and managing teenage crises with peace of mind. Identify warning signs, calming strategies and resource people with this customizable plan. Download this free tool to help your teenager through difficult times.
Managing anxious thoughts
Understand the mechanisms of anxiety in children and discover how to calm them. Includes relaxation and breathing techniques, as well as everyday strategies. An indispensable guide to help your child regain calm and confidence.
Back to Calm cards
15 quick techniques to restore serenity when emotions boil over. Arranged by category (breathing, sensory, movement, mental, expression), each card details the steps to follow. Includes two emergency SOS techniques: 4-7-8 breathing and 5-4-3-2-1 anchoring. Print the cards and keep them handy at all times!
Control toolbox
A personalized directory of all the strategies that work for your child. Select from 6 categories (breathing, sensory, movement, cognitive, social, expression), rate each tool from 1 to 5 stars, and add your own techniques. Then match each emotion (anger, anxiety, sadness, overwhelm) with the most effective tools.
Orality and swallowing
Food texture chart
A complete table of food textures classified by level of difficulty. From liquid to mixed (double texture), identify where your child is at and which textures to work on next. Click on each food to note whether it is accepted, in progress or refused.
Oral desensitization cards
Six proven techniques for gradually introducing new foods without pressure. From food chaining to sensory play, discover how to turn meals into positive moments. Includes mini-memory cards for display in the kitchen.
Food tolerance scale
A 6-step visual scale to track the progress of food acceptance. From “just tolerate” to “swallow”, every little victory counts! Add target foods and track their evolution over time.
Sensory food diary
A daily logbook to record each proposed food and your child’s reaction to it. Identify accepted textures, favorable contexts and eating patterns. Share these observations with the speech therapist to help you adapt the support you provide.
Schooling and apprenticeship
Homework planner
Organize your homework week by week! Add each task with its subject, estimated time and difficulty. Check off as you go and track your progress in real time. Statistics help you see how much time you have left to work. Navigate easily between weeks.
School motivation tracker
Turn school into an adventure! Earn XP points by marking your objectives (+10 XP) and scoring your victories (+15 XP). Level up from “Apprentice” to “Legend”, and unlock rewards with your accumulated points. A gamification system to rediscover the pleasure of learning.
Binder checklist
Never forget again! A visual checklist to prepare your schoolbag in the morning before you leave and in the evening for the next day. Different for each day of the week, customizable with your own elements. The progress bar and final celebration make the ritual fun.
Learning to learn
Discover 4 scientifically proven techniques for better memorization. The Pomodoro method with its built-in timer for efficient work sessions. Mind maps to organize your ideas visually. Spaced repetition to anchor information for the long term. And mnemonics for easy retention.
Follow-up and liaison
Liaison booklet
A structured tool for anticipating and managing teenage crises with peace of mind. Identify warning signs, calming strategies and resource people with this customizable plan. Download this free tool to help your teenager through difficult times.
Progress chart
A visual tool for monitoring your child’s progress over several weeks or months. Use a simple color code to identify what has been learned, what skills are in progress and what needs reinforcement. A motivating tool that enhances progress and facilitates communication with parents.
Session objectives sheet
Structured support for defining and monitoring the objectives of each session with your child. Note the skills worked on, the progress observed and the points to be taken up again. Ideal for keeping a clear record and ensuring continuity between sessions.
Home Progress Diary
A simple logbook to record your child’s new words, communication attempts and proud moments on a daily basis. Keep track of progress at home and share these observations with the speech therapist. A motivating tool that rewards every little victory.
Our applications for your and your patients
CHILDREN
COCO PENSE et COCO BOUGE
Le coach éducatif COCO propose à vos enfants des jeux éducatifs et physiques. Toutes les 15 minutes d’écran, une pause sportive est imposée. Du temps d’écran intelligent et sans internet.
COCO PENSE & COCO BOUGE
Support children’s cognitive and motor development with COCO. Its educational and physical activities encourage attention, language and coordination, supporting the therapeutic objectives of healthcare professionals.
88 € ht per year
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ADULTS
JOE, votre coach cérébral
Avec votre coach cérébral JOE, entraînez votre cerveau avec des jeux de réflexion, de stratégie, ainsi que des jeux sur la culture, la géographie ou la littérature. Choisissez également les fonctions cognitives à stimuler.
CLINT, your brain coach
A cognitive rehabilitation tool to support your patients. CLINT offers exercises adapted to work on memory, attention, language and executive functions after a stroke or head injury, or as part of a neurological follow-up.
88 € ht per year
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SENIORS
EDITH, COACH MÉMOIRE
Votre coach EDITH vous propose plus de 30 jeux de mémoire faciles et adaptés, sur tablette. Pas de timer ni de score, l’important est de prendre plaisir à jouer. Pas besoin d’internet pour jouer !
SCARLETT, your memory coach
Support the memory and cognitive functions of seniors at home. Designed with experts in mind, Scarlett offers over 30 accessible games, ideal for independent use or guided by a healthcare professional.
88 € ht per year
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COMMUNICATION
MON DICO
Mon Dico permet de communiquer plus facilement avec une bibliothèque d’images personnalisables. Des fonctionnalités clefs (ajout de photos, mise en favoris, lecture audio…) pour favoriser l’échange.
My Codi
Facilitate patient communication with Mon Dico. Its library of customizable images supports expression, comprehension and exchange, making it an invaluable tool for speech therapy and rehabilitation professionals.
À FROM 15 €
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ADULTS
E-SOUVENIRS
Quel plaisir de retrouver des souvenirs anciens ! Avec E-souvenirs suscitez l’émotion en parcourant les fiches des années 1930 à nous jours, des fiches thématiques avec des questions ouvertes pour favoriser l’échange.
E-memories
Stimulate autobiographical memory with E-Souvenirs. The themed cards awaken emotions and encourage discussion, making it the ideal tool for professionals wishing to work on reminiscence and social bonding.
À FROM 15 €
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SENIORS
EDITH, COACH MÉMOIRE
Votre coach EDITH vous propose plus de 30 jeux de mémoire faciles et adaptés, sur tablette. Pas de timer ni de score, l’important est de prendre plaisir à jouer. Pas besoin d’internet pour jouer !
C-play Cubes
Develop attention, coordination and exploration with C-Play. Its augmented reality activities motivate users and offer professionals an innovative tool to energize their sessions.
À FROM 15 €
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FINE MOTRICITY
LA BILLE QUI ROULE
La Bille qui Roule propose des exercices d’attention et de motricité fine grâce à la tablette en balancier.
Les activités, adaptables et progressives, favorisent la coordination, la concentration et le maintien des capacités motrices et cognitives.
La Bille Qui Roule
Optimize attention and fine motor skills with La Bille qui Roule. The tablet-based exercises, adjustable and progressive, offer healthcare professionals a practical tool to support coordination and gestural precision.
LICENSE AT €60 excl. tax per device
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COMPETITION
TOP CULTURE
Top Culture propose des quiz culturels variés pour stimuler la mémoire, l’attention et les connaissances.
Outil idéal pour les animations collectives, il favorise la participation, soutient les capacités cognitives et renforce la dynamique de groupe.
Top Culture
Encourage cognitive stimulation with Top Culture. Customizable quizzes facilitate participation and exchange, offering professionals a flexible tool for working on memory, general culture and team spirit.
1st PARTICIPATION AT 60 € ht
THE FOLLOWING AT 30 € ht
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COLLECTIF
BEBUZZ
BeBuzz dynamise les animations collectives avec des quiz, blind tests et jeux interactifs projetés sur grand écran.
Il favorise la participation active, stimule les fonctions cognitives et crée une ambiance conviviale et engageante pour tous.
BeBuzz
Liven up your groups with BeBuzz, an interactive solution ideal for stimulating memory, responsiveness and social interaction. Perfect for professionals wishing to energize group sessions with a variety of fun activities.
FROM € 998
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