Meet the Calm Tools
While calm, meet five tools (push, jump, squeeze, a quiet spot, smell and blow). Watch each one, try it together, keep your favourites.
For therapists and special educators
Gentle practice between sessions, for your autistic and ADHD clients
90 calm games for feelings, calming down, friendship and safe choices. No wrong answers, no timers, a calm voice that reads everything. Families play together at home.
What children practise
Five skills, from Starter to Challenging
- Know my feelingsFeelings and emotion games14 games
- Calm my bodyCalm-down and flexibility games9 games
- Understand othersUnderstanding-others games13 games
- Be a friendFriendship and turn-taking games11 games
- Make good choicesSafe-choices and thinking-ahead games11 games
Plus games for words, sentences, speech sounds, body awareness and fun breaks.
Newest games
Watch a real moment, then try it
What Happened?
Watch what happens to a child, guess how they feel, then lift the cloud to see. Later, work out what happened from the feeling.
Keep Trying
Watch a child get stuck and find a new way. Then gently tricky puzzles: try again, ask for help, or take a break. All three count.
Plan B
When a plan breaks, notice the feeling, calm the body and pick a Plan B. “Still sad” is always a real answer.
In your practice
How colleagues might use it
Speech-language pathologists
Feelings words, turn-taking and conversation games families can repeat at home.
Occupational therapists
Calm tools (push, squeeze, breathe, a quiet spot) and body-clue games, practised while calm.
Special educators
Short, predictable games for the classroom, with a calm voice that reads everything.
Psychologists and counsellors
Plan B, Keep Trying and feelings games that match the skills you're working on.
Developmental paediatricians
Something gentle and concrete to suggest to families for practice at home.
Free month
Try everything for a month, free
- Tell us who you are. One short form.
- Install the app and sign in with the same email.
- We switch on full access for 30 days.
All we ask: try a few games with a child, and tell us honestly what works and what doesn’t.
You’ll get the next steps by email from care@socialstories.life.
Who we are
A speech therapist and an engineer
SocialBlossom is co-founded by Rajini Darugupally, a speech-language pathologist (M.Sc. SLP, AIISH, 11+ years of practice), and Akash, an engineer (IIT Kanpur). More about us.
Questions
Questions therapists ask
Is SocialBlossom therapy?
No. It's gentle home practice for children and their grown-ups. It's meant to sit alongside the work you do, not replace it.
What exactly do I get?
A free month of full access to every game and story in the app. Fill in the form, then sign in to the app with the same email, and we switch it on.
What does it cost families?
30 games are free to play. A subscription unlocks everything: $7.99 a month or $39.99 a year in the US, with local prices elsewhere.
Which ages and languages?
Children about 3 to 10. The app can be used in English, Hindi, Spanish, German and Arabic.
Do you collect data on the children?
The app asks for an email for the grown-up’s account. You can read exactly what we store in our privacy policy.
Ready to try it?
A free month of everything, for you to try with the children you work with.
Get a free month