Social Skills Groups

How do you start up a conversation?  What should you say if a friend is upset?  How do you ask to borrow something?  In society, these are typical questions asked on a daily basis and for several are not easily answered.  The Social Skills Group provides a small group environment to help your child answer these types of questions.  Group sessions tailored to suit your child’s needs help them learn how to interact appropriately with others their age.  The multi-faceted approach used to teach social skills will help improve your child’s conversational, problem solving, verbal presentation, and friendship skills.  Each session is supplemented with resources and strategies to be practiced at home and school.

Weekly Hour Small Group Sessions

• Multiple types of approaches weekly to teach social skills with generalization for everyday life.
• Sessions tailored specifically to suit child’s needs.
• End of session parent talk with strategies for home.
• Excellent resources given to practice new skills at home and school.
• Individual progress reports are given as requested.
• Social Thinking Curriculum
• Individual and group sessions
• Sensory processing needs addressed
• Lego building recreation groups
• Yoga and dance movement groups
• Self Awareness
• Sensory and emotional regulation
• Verbal presentation and conversation skills