75+ Social Skills Interventions to Support Every Learner

No-prep social skills interventions that make it easy to teach communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving through structured, evidence-based supports your students can apply right away. Submit the form to download our top 10 resources, or scroll for more.

Who This Collection Is For

This collection was created for anyone supporting students’ social development through structured intervention: SLPs, special educators, school counselors, behavior specialists, paraprofessionals, and classroom teachers.

It’s designed to help professionals deliver targeted social skills support for communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving. Each intervention provides clear guidance and ready-to-use tools that make social learning practical, consistent, and effective for every age group.

How to use this collection

Submit the form above for our top 10 social skills interventions.
Or scroll below to view our broader collection of social skills interventions.
Scroll and skim to find interventions that match your students’ goals.
Click any title to open the full lesson, printable, or activity.
Mix and match interventions across skill areas like communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving.
Adapt for any setting: therapy sessions, small groups, or classroom supports.

Tip: If you want the most effective interventions all in one place, download the free Intervention Pack at the top of the page.

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Ready to Use These Social Skills Interventions?

Whether you’re helping students build communication skills, manage emotions, or solve problems, the interventions in this collection make it easy to deliver real progress. They’re structured, age-appropriate, and ready to use in any setting.

We continue to add new intervention resources, so this page will grow over time. If you want the most effective tools all in one place, download the free Intervention Pack at the top of the page.

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FAQs

What are social skills interventions?

Social skills interventions are structured lessons, activities, or supports that help students improve communication, emotional regulation, and behavior. They give students a chance to observe, practice, and apply new skills in a consistent, guided way.

How do you teach social skills through interventions?

Start by identifying the target skill, like managing frustration or initiating conversation. Then choose an intervention that helps students practice that behavior through modeling, guided discussion, or structured activities. Reinforce the skill regularly and celebrate progress to help it stick.

What makes social skills interventions effective?

Interventions work best when they’re explicit, consistent, and engaging. Using visuals, role-play, or short, repeated sessions helps students connect what they learn to real-life situations. The goal is to make practice concrete, not abstract.

Who can use social skills interventions?

These interventions are ideal for SLPs, counselors, special educators, behavior specialists, and classroom teachers. They work well in therapy sessions, small groups, or classroom settings for students of all ages and ability levels.

How often should I use social skills interventions?

Short, frequent practice is most effective. Running 15–30 minute sessions two or three times per week helps students build habits and transfer new skills into daily life.