Enara is backed by extensive research and studies on neurodiversity and the effectiveness of emerging technologies in early intervention for children with special needs. We collaborate with leading therapy clinics, healthcare institutes, top-tier tech firms, and educational institutions to achieve this goal. We understand the priorities, experiences, needs, and challenges of the neurodiverse community. Our researchers create AI-based health-tech solutions by translating these insights into actionable steps. Through this approach, we aim to address unmet needs and deliver meaningful outcomes for neurodiverse children, parents, and therapists.
Enara uses only evidence-based therapy techniques and secure technology in early intervention for children with special needs. Here are some studies supporting our approach:
By Urrea AL, Fernández-Torres V, Rodriguez-Ortiz IR, Saldaña D.
Published on May 15, 2024, in Frontiers in Psychology
Topics: Autism spectrum disorder, technology, intervention, vocabulary, systematic review
Read MoreBy Nikopoulos CK, Keenan M.
Published in 2004 in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Topics: Autism, children, video modeling, social interaction, reciprocal play
Read MoreBy Jones J, Lerman DC, Lechago S
Published on 20 September 2013 in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Topics: Generalization; social skills; video viewing.
Read MoreBy MacDonald R, Sacramone S, Mansfield R, Wiltz K, Ahearn WH
Published in 2009 in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Topics: Autism, pretend play, video modeling
Read MoreBy Rosa G. Turco, Nonie K. Lesaux, and Stephanie M. Jones
Published on July 26, 2022, in the British Journal of Educational Technology (BJET)
Topics: Mobile Screen Media, Language Development, Home Literacy Environment, Early Childhood Education, Educational Media
Read MoreBy Abdul Sattar Khan, Hussain Adil AlGhadeer, Ahmed Mohammed Al-Qassimi, Tawfiq Matoq Al-Jubran, Hader Hani Al-Momen, Mohammed Yousef Al-Nazzal
Published in August 2020 in the International Journal of Medicine in Developing Countries
Topics: Autism, Saudi families, autism spectrum disorder, challenges, child
Read MoreEnara assists therapists and parents in various settings, including
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