Watch together
Choose a relevant clip that connects with your learner’s interests and communication goals.
FOR PEDIATRIC SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS
Small moments.
Meaningful
conversations.
Bring short videos and adjustable questions into your therapy sessions. Explore a situation together, then continue the conversation at home.
Example video · 37 sec
Taking turns in conversation
A SIMPLE PLACE TO START
One clip. Plenty to talk about.
You bring the relationship and clinical judgment.
SocialCue brings an everyday moment to explore.
Make room for perspective
Explore the clip’s questions together. Pause, replay, and ask what they notice, without assuming how someone feels.
Continue the conversation
Choose a discussion prompt to send home, so a parent can build on the session at the child’s pace.
USE THE SOCCER EXAMPLE FROM THE TOP OF THIS PAGE
Continue the “I Like Soccer” conversation.
Use these optional prompts alongside the opening recording, then share the parent companion.
START WITH CURIOSITY
“Let’s see what happens.”
Watch together without asking for an answer first. Replay any moment your learner wants to explore.
What did you notice about the conversation?
Leave room for speech, AAC, pointing, or another preferred way to respond.
EXPLORE MORE THAN ONE VIEW
“What might each person want to share?”
- What tells us that soccer matters to the speaker?
- How could the other person join in?
- What could they say if they want to talk about something else?
Feelings are possibilities to explore, not facts we can know from appearance alone.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
“What do you love talking about?”
Invite your learner to choose an interest. Explore a way to share it and a way to invite someone else into the conversation.
For home: “Let’s each share something we enjoy. How can we let each other know when we want a turn?”
These are recordings of SocialCue in use. Adapt the companion prompts to the learner’s goals, interests, and access needs.
SEE SOCIALCUE IN ACTION
Three moments.
Different ways to explore.
Watch recordings from the actual app, including its questions, answer buttons, and audio. Explore school situations, personal space, and how changing the difficulty level changes the questions.
Press play and turn on sound for each example. The answer buttons shown are part of the recording; try them yourself in the SocialCue app.
EXAMPLE 02 · APP RECORDING
Bully
Recognizing bullying
Watch a school situation pause for a question, show a selected answer with feedback, then continue the scene.
Answer feedback and continued playback
A conversation to explore
“Who could you ask for help if this happened?”
EXAMPLE 03 · APP RECORDING
Personal Space
Exploring comfortable boundaries
See a visual space cue and a question about who feels uncomfortable during a greeting.
Visual cues and a perspective question
A conversation to explore
“How could you ask for more space?”
EXAMPLE 04 · APP RECORDING
Change the challenge
More challenging questions. More than one right answer.
See where to change the difficulty level, then watch a level 3 question with four answer choices. In this example, both “Happy” and “She probably likes the boy” are accepted answers.
Adjustable difficulty and multiple correct answers
A conversation to explore
“What could support each answer? Could more than one idea fit?”
Try it in your next session.
Download free for iPhone & iPad. Half of each video section is included free, with a one-time purchase to unlock the full library.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Your next session.
Your choice of moments.
The SocialCue app brings short scenario videos and interactive questions together on iPhone and iPad.
Find a relevant clip
Browse categories and filters, then keep useful videos in favorites or custom sets.
Guide the conversation
Use built-in pause points and quiz difficulty levels. Adjust playback and questions to suit the session.
Start with the free library
Half of each section is free. A one-time in-app purchase unlocks the full library.
Try SocialCue free ↗
Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.
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OPTIONAL · SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK
Bring your perspective
to SocialCue.
You can download SocialCue and use its free library without joining the pilot. If you’d like to help shape what comes next, we’re inviting pediatric SLPs in private practices and clinics to share feedback on how SocialCue fits into sessions—and what would make sharing with parents easier.
- 1Get a short walkthrough
Explore the app and choose a relevant activity.
- 2Try it in your practice
Use it where it fits your learners and goals.
- 3Tell us what works
Share practical feedback over a two-week pilot.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few practical questions.
Who is SocialCue for?
SocialCue supports guided exploration of everyday communication and social situations with therapists, parents, teachers, and caregivers. Preview each clip and choose activities that fit the learner’s interests, language, and access needs.
Is this a therapy program?
SocialCue provides videos and interactive questions for guided learning. You decide how it fits your learner’s individual goals and your professional approach.
What can I try for free?
The website sample and session guide are available without an account. In the app, half of each section is free, with a one-time purchase to unlock the full library.
How can I share an activity with parents?
Send the parent companion page or download the guide. Add the prompt you used in the session. Families can watch the website sample without purchasing the app.
Does the app require an account?
No. The app does not require an account. Preferences such as favorites and custom sets are stored on the device. See the app privacy policy.
Where can I get purchase or technical help?
Visit SocialCue support for purchase restoration, parent PIN guidance, and contact details.