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What We Do
SocialWise VR is the first virtual reality social experience that uses live actors and data reporting to help neurodiverse young adults to sustain meaningful social connections. Our unique experience is shot in the first person, and the camera represents the user’s perspective during the live interactions.
SocialWise’s engaging curriculum blends behavioral therapy with innovative virtual reality technology to promote eye contact and timed, prosocial responses.

Value
We have combined cutting edge technology with behavioral therapy practices to enhance the learning experience

Unrivalled warranty
Our fun, engaging curriculum presents users with a series of realistic challenges within various social situations

Service
Our analytical component allows facilitators to track the user’s progress over time, and pinpoint unique development areas

Quality
Features and Capabilities
Our immersive VR application is coupled with an interactive narrative that allows the user to choose how they would like to respond to a series of challenges. The user can choose social, prosocial, or anti-social responses, resulting in a first-hand experience of effective or poor social interactions.
Cinematic 360° virtual experiences
Detailed analytical data reports
Online companion curriculum
Global remote accessibility
Feedback from our clients
Using SocialWise VR was like seeing a world that felt as close to a real-life social situation as I’ve ever experienced. SWVR will definitely help me learn more about social skills, and more importantly, I enjoyed the experience.
Student
Mercyhurst University
Any program that is working with a neurodiverse population needs to take a look at SocialWise
Shawn McGill
Counselor
This app will undoubtedly assist transition-aged students and young adults acquire and practicing social skills through a compelling, innovative app that engages them through technology. This is like nothing anyone has ever seen, and I'm confident that SocialWise will be a worldwide success and change the landscape of teaching critical skills.
Advisor
Mercyhurst University
Taking students into a virtual reality world to teach social skills is an innovative and exciting idea! Students often tire of watching videos of social skills so becoming an active participant in a virtual reality world would provide our students with an excellent opportunity to practice their social skills independently. I'd be very eager to see what our students think about the VR world and about SocialWise.
Adam Glass
Director of BASIS at Edinboro
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