Consistent with your work
Supports are chosen by fixed clinical rules built on established, evidence-based practices, like visual supports, turn-taking and predictable routines, with NICE guidance shaping how safety is handled.
Better recall, less guesswork
Parents answer two quick questions straight after each support, so there’s a clearer account than “it’s been a hard week”.
Never a replacement
Meytri points families back to you and says it plainly: a support tool, not a diagnostic tool.
What happened, what was tried, what helped.
A parent can share a plain summary with you before a session, only if they choose to. It opens in your browser with no account, can ask for a code, and stops working when they stop sharing or the link ends. It keeps reminders and comfort separate, so fewer reminders only looks like progress when the child also seemed calm.
Want to help shape it? We’d love your view on what a useful summary looks like.
Help shape Meytri for your families.
We want to work with therapists, paediatricians and SENCOs in the UK and India on how Meytri fits alongside practice. If you’d like to try it with families, or review how supports are written, we’d love to talk.
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