The next worker should already know how they communicate.
When someone communicates without speech, the meaning of every sound, gesture and sign lives with the people who know them best. MORO keeps it in one living profile, so every worker, teacher and program starts already knowing.
For autism, cerebral palsy, ALS, Rett syndrome, acquired brain injury and more. Free for families on iOS and Android.
Every new person starts from zero
Families spend years learning what each gesture means. That understanding rarely makes it past the first week with someone new.
A new worker, a new school, a new program
Staff change, programs end, and a child becomes an adult and moves to adult services. Each move resets the understanding to nothing.
Behaviour gets read as the problem
When a sound or a movement is not understood, it gets treated as something to manage rather than something being said.
The family is the dictionary
It holds until you are unwell, away, or trying to pass years of meaning to someone new in a ten minute handover.
A dictionary for one person
Not a medical record. The practical knowing that lets someone be understood.
Every time Marwan started somewhere new, the understanding reset to zero. MORO exists so it does not.Mo, founder. MORO is named for his brother Marwan, who is autistic and non-speaking.
You decide who sees what
The profile belongs to your family, not to an agency or a home.
Invite who you choose
Siblings, a private caregiver, the agency worker, a therapist. One at a time, by you.
Keep some of it in the family
Notes can be shared with your family only, so what you write for each other does not reach the care team unless you send it.
Change it whenever
Access can be removed at any point, and if you change agency or move them, the profile goes with you.
Start with what you already know
Build the profile once with the people already around them, and stop starting from zero every time someone new walks in.
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