"This is an amazing way for parents to participate instead of just adding stress to the situation."

— Certified Child Life Specialist at Michigan-based children's hospital

"For children with new disabilities, most have never interacted with augmented reality before so they have no baseline of what they “should” be able to do, so they don’t experience frustration at loss of abilities."

— Rehabilitation Engineer at Michigan-based children's hospital

“With the SpellBound books and cards, we are encouraging kids to use fine motor movements to interact with them. They are motivated to keep trying even if it is hard because they want to see what comes next. The “magic” of the augmented reality aspect helps the children to escape the scary or uncertain hospital environment to do something imaginative… all while doing their therapeutic exercises.”

— Rehabilitation Engineer at Michigan-based children's hospital

“It’s not just something for the patients. It’s something for the brothers and sisters, the cousins and all the friends, to look forward to when they come to the hospital to visit. It makes the hospital less scary for them as well.”

— Certified Child Life Specialist at Michigan-based children's hospital