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Manatee extends the impact of therapy beyond office visits.
why use Manatee?
✔️ Feel empowered and involved in your child's therapy.
Communicate clearly with your child's support team.
✔️ Stay on top of what needs to get done.
Set and track effective goals that progress your child's development.
✔️ Celebrate progress and build confidence.
Make therapy engaging by rewarding your child with fun activities when goals are achieved.
how does it work?
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Simply add your child to the Manatee app
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Set goals and determine frequencies
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Choose and approve fun rewards
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Manatee simplifies your child's therapy plan by
Making therapy fun and engaging
Motivating your child to keep going
Getting visibility into your child’s progress
is it effective?
We use evidence-based best practices, so you can help your child thrive!
Manatee’s Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness informed content is created by our team of clinical pediatric psychologists.
why goals?
Manatee’s approach to setting clear, actionable goals helps kids succeed!
Goal-setting empowers kids to be self-confident, motivated, and independent (Locke & Lathan, 2006).
A Harvard Business Review study found that people with written goals are 10x more likely to achieve them (Coleman & Coleman, 2016).
On average, kids using Manatee achieve 5.6 goals per week!
why rewards?
Manatee’s reward system increases their persistence!
Rewards systems are one of the most effective tools for providing therapeutic structure and improving social and academic behavior (Matson and Boisjoli, 2008; Naughton and McLaughlin, 1995).
Rewards systems decrease disruptive behavior (Filcheck et al, 2004).
Harnessing immediate rewards increases kids’ enjoyment and persistence (Woolley & Fishbach, 2017)!
Manatee has been a lifesaver in our household. I love that I can see when each kid completes an activity. The kids also love collecting their points and earning rewards! Therapy doesn’t really feel like a ‘chore’ anymore.
- Manatee Parent
