"I work with students with autism and other severe disabilities. The concept of time is very abstract. However, students understand how to watch the red countdown. It makes work time, transitions to new environments, and transitions away from highly preferred tasks much more successful."

– Amy, Speech Language Pathologist

Autistic child setting a Timer Timer for play time

Ways to Use Time Timer for Individuals with Autism

  • Easing stressful transitions by showing "how much longer"
  • Promoting natural strengths/skills/abilities, such as visual thinking
  • Helping visitors and new caregivers stick to the family routine
  • Increasing confidence and independence
  • Pair with a visual schedule to help set expectations of what is next
  • Providing visual stimuli accommodations in various workplace environments
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Intuitive Assistive Technology

Time Timer believes in creating products that truly help people of all ages and abilities to conquer time – in the classroom, in the home, and in the office. While time can be a challenge for everyone, we aim to provide intuitive and innovative solutions that make a real difference.

How the Time Timer WORKS

  • Easy to Set

    To set a Time Timer, move the colored disk to the desired amount of time.

  • No Loud Ticking

    The time automatically begins to count down with no loud ticking.

  • Time Visually Disappears

    As time elapses, the colored disk disappears. The Time Timer operates in a clockwise direction.

  • Every Moment Count

    Time is up when the disk is gone!

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