Products for Neurodiverse or Autistic Individuals

MapHabit’s step-by-step audio-visual and video maps help individuals with neurodiversity or autism build self-reliance, break down large tasks into manageable components, and gain autonomy.

Tablet Ultimate - Spark

This sensory kit helps individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, TBI, and autism/neurodiversity improve motor skills, balance, and coordination. It includes:

iPad with MapHabit app featuring our library of 1,000+ maps to get you started.

One-on-one support during the account set-up and training periods.

Comprehensive Sensory Tools: Provides fidgets, putty, stress balls, and more for sensory regulation.

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Tablet Core

Access the fully stocked MapHabit library for 1,000+ pre-built maps, or make your own. We’ll help get you started during the initial set-up and training period.

Tablet Pre-Loaded With the MapHabit App

Initial Training & Set-Up

12-Month App Subscription & Support

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Our Customers' Frequently Asked Questions

Review our customers’ most-asked questions here. Need more information before you buy? Click the button below to schedule a brief meeting with a member of our team.

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What’s the science behind MapHabit?

MapHabit is grounded in evidence-based practices that support cognitive health and daily functioning. Our approach utilizes visual mapping and step-by-step guidance to reinforce memory, enhance routine learning, and support individuals with cognitive impairments through structured activities.

What conditions does MapHabit support?

MapHabit supports a range of conditions that affect cognitive and daily functioning, including Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities, ADHD, autism, and any other individuals needing additional cognitive support.

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IDD

Why Visual Supports are the Gold Standard for Individuals with IDD or TBIs

Learn why visual supports and video mapping are widely used to assist individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs) or traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).