High Tech:
1. Audio Books
2. Speech Recogition Software
3. Word Procssors
4. Augmentative Communication Devices (e.g., Electric Communication Boards)
5. OCR Scanner

Low Tech:
1. Raised-line Paper
2. Fidget Spinners
3. Pencil Grips
4. Noise Canceling Headphones
5. Loop Grip Scissors

High Tech: 
1. Captioned Telephones
2. Roomba Vacuum Cleaners
3. Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS) (e.g., life alert)
4. Temperature Actuated Flow Reducer- water turns off water when gets too hot
5. Smart Lightning System- Allows users to turn on and off lights remotely to reduce the elderly walking around at night. 

Low Tech:  subheadings with a minimum of 5 pieces of AT
1. Knob Turners-  for those with arthritis or inability to grasp
2. TV Remotes with Enlarged Buttons and Numbers
3. Magnifiers- that can be used to increase font size or image to better see and read things.
4. Wider side car mirrors- for decreased neck mobility.
5. Reachers- for objects out of reach, too high, or too low.

High Tech:
1. What's Up? -  A Mental Health App: Provides free cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) strategies
2. Wysa: Mental Health Support App- Offers CBT techniques, dialectical behavioral therapy, meditation, and chatbot.
3. Calm Harm App- Manages self harm urges
4. About Me • Self Love Tracker App
5. Rise Up + Recover- An eating disoder mointoring app. Helps those who are struggling with food, dieting, exerise, and body image.

Low Tech:
1.  Stess Ball
2. Anxiety Jewerly- Necklaces, bracelets, rings designed to be fiddled with when anxious
3. "The Shift"- A whistle-like object that a person blows into and produces a calming effect
4. Aromatherapy- (e.g., incense, essential oils, diffuser)
5. Accupressure Bracelets- has dots in band that press on pressure points which have the effect of reducing Anxiety 

Resource Tab: 
"The Shift" by Komusō Design
https://www.komusodesign.com//products/women-b?variant=31432720646201&dfw_tracker=61464-31432720646201&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6ZOIBhDdARIsAMf8YyF3hZ5h7e0dBkFTAQK-1yl83U9dLqGYdG3l12gACUwMyPNt_TcViyAaArgvEALw_wcB
Anti-Anxiety Pressure Point Bracelet
https://acupressurebracelets.com/collections/frontpage/products/anti-anxiety-bracelet-adjustable-calming-band-stress-relief-mood-stability-single-black

High Tech:
1. Environmental Control Units
2. Electric Scooters
3. Hearing Aids
4. Electrical Control Interfaces- Senses electric currents in muscle contractions for controls
5. Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI)- electrodes on the skull or implanted in the cortex detect comands

Low Tech: 
1. Cane
2. Walker
3. Mouth Stick
4. Head Wand
5.  Sock-Aid

Resource Tab: 

High Tech:
1. Heart Tracker App (e.g., Heartline Study [App])
2. Food and Calorie Tracker App (e.g., Lose It! - Calorie Counter)
3. Sleep Tracker App (e.g., Sleep Cycle - Sleep Tracker)
4. Bluetooth Scale- Scale syncs to an app on phone
5. Bluetooth Jumprope- Jumprope syncs to app on phone and tracks activity 

Low Tech:
1. Regular Scale- Keep track of weight 
2. Weight Lifting Gloves- Prevents skin breakdown
3. Food Scale- Allows user to measure out portions of food
4. Wide Brim Hat- Protects Face from Sun
5. White Noise Maker- Helps people fall asleep faster, stay asleep, increases  quality of sleep

High Tech:
1. Word Dictation
2. Eye-Tracking Control- controls Mouse
3. Voice-Activated Devices- (e.g., Alexa, Google Home)
4. Assistive Listening Devices- amplify sounds
5. Screen Reader Software

Low Tech:
1. Electric Staplers
2. Sticky Notes- Visual Reminders
3. Slanted Surfaces
4. Binder Clips- makes it easier to turn pages
5. Colored Overlays

High Tech:
1.  Teletypewriter (TTY) and Telecommuncaition Device (TDD) for deaf and hard of hearing contact emergency services
2. "I'm Getting Pulled Over" Shortcut App on iPhone- Turns on do not distrub, notifies current location to designated contacts, starts reading video and audio.
3. Ability to make Emergency Call without Password on iPhone
4. Ability to Text 911/ Emergecy Contact Info Accessable without Password on iPhone
5. Google Scholar- Allows anyone with internet access to research peer-reviewed. 

Low Tech: 
1. Medical ID Bracelet
2. Attack/Rape Whistle
3. Flare Gun
4. First Aid Kit
5. Compass and Map

Resource Tab: 
Advocacy:
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/HCR.aspx
Research:
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/EBP.aspx

OT's Role in Reform (Advocacy) - AOTA 

https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/HCR.aspx
Health and Wellness. - AOTA
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/HW.aspx
Mental Health - AOTA
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/MH.aspx
Productive Aging - AOTA
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/PA.aspx
Rehabilitation, Disability, and Participation - AOTA
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/RDP.aspx
Work and Industry - AOTA
https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/WI.aspx
"The Shift" by Komusō Design
https://www.komusodesign.com//products/women-b?variant=31432720646201&dfw_tracker=61464-31432720646201&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6ZOIBhDdARIsAMf8YyF3hZ5h7e0dBkFTAQK-1yl83U9dLqGYdG3l12gACUwMyPNt_TcViyAaArgvEALw_wcB
Anti-Anxiety Pressure Point Bracelet
https://acupressurebracelets.com/collections/frontpage/products/anti-anxiety-bracelet-adjustable-calming-band-stress-relief-mood-stability-single-black