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Autism Awareness Month is here, and it’s time to celebrate! You guys know I love a good giveaway (check out the other two at the end of this post)! One of my all-time favorite products is Mightier! It’s a suite of bioresponsive games designed to help the child regulate their emotions. It is perfect for those with autism, ADHD, and other emotional dysregulation disorders. So what a better way to celebrate this month than with a Mightier Giveaway for Autism Awareness!
Our children have been using might for a little over six months now. The results have been a night and day difference, especially for our youngest daughter. She has been going to therapy for years and taught calming techniques, but couldn’t apply them at the moment. That all changed within a week of using Mighter!
What is Mightier?
Mightier’s biofeedback games help kids 6-14 build emotional regulation skills. Kids wear a heart rate monitor that controls the difficulty of the game. They learn calming skills to stay focused and in control to win the game. Expert coaches guide parents through every step of the process.
Our first experience with Mightier was terrific. You always wonder with reviews on how these products work months later. Not only can I say six months later is excellent, but our three months review was also just as fantastic! You can check that review out here.
Don’t want to wait?
If you are interested in getting Mightier right now, you are also in luck! Right now, Mightier is offering a FREE TRIAL! That’s right, check it out for free. They ship you the device(s) for free and you try Mightier for 30 days. If it doesn’t work for your family, cancel your subscription and return the devices for free. It’s that easy!
Your chance to win this Mightier Giveaway for Autism Awareness!
More Autism Awareness Giveaways!
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I don’t see anywhere to sign up for the giveaway for the mightier for autism awareness. I have an autistic child who i think would greatly benefit but cannot afford the initial payment for trial
I have a five year grandson that is autism and he loves to play Xbox s but he really gets upset when he doesn’t win and he brokers the controller I have went threw five or six and they are 65.00 so I can’t keep buying them so I was hoping you guys make a heavy duty one for kids with autism