tinyeye.com

What It Is

TinyEYE is a global leading platform focused on providing online therapy services for schools. Founded in 2005, it helps K-12 schools address shortages of special education and mental health professionals through online, offline, and hybrid models. Its services cover speech-language therapy (SLP), occupational therapy (OT), school counseling, and psychological assessments.

Core Dimensions

• Service Areas: Its core offering is not traditional “courses,” but professional rehabilitation and mental health intervention services. These include speech correction, occupational skill development, counseling, and professional assessments.
• Delivery Format: Primarily virtual teletherapy, powered by its proprietary Monarch platform. The platform integrates IEP (Individualized Education Program) goal management, real-time data tracking, document cameras, green screens, and a wide range of interactive games such as puzzles and Battleship, significantly improving student engagement and therapist efficiency.
• Therapist Qualifications & Certifications: The qualification threshold is very high. All speech-language therapists hold ASHA certification, occupational therapists hold NBCOT certification, and the team also includes professional school psychologists and social workers, ensuring a high level of professional service.

Pricing

The official website does not disclose specific pricing and uses a typical B2B customized quote model. Schools or districts need to contact the sales team to create a tailored plan based on the number of students, service types, and scheduling needs.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: 20 years of deep industry experience; a powerful Monarch platform with excellent gamified design; highly credentialed therapists; flexible scheduling that can intelligently match school timetables and caseloads; fast response to customer feedback.
• Cons: Only available to B2B institutions, so individual families cannot purchase it directly; pricing is not transparent; remote therapy has certain network requirements.

Who It’s For

Primarily suited for K-12 schools and districts that lack specialized special education resources, as well as licensed therapists such as SLPs and OTs seeking flexible work opportunities. Students with special rehabilitation or counseling needs can access the service through their school.

Access from China

The official website is primarily in English and serves schools in North America and worldwide. The accessibility of its website from mainland China is unclear. However, video-based interactive teletherapy has very high requirements for cross-border network latency, so schools in China should carefully evaluate network connectivity and data compliance before using it.