Social Skills Groups

Interactive Social Skills Development

Our social skills groups provide a supportive, structured environment where children learn and practice essential social competencies with peers. Through guided activities and real-world scenarios, children develop the confidence and skills needed to build meaningful friendships.

Program Highlights:

• Small Group Setting: Limited group sizes (4-6 children) ensure personalized attention and meaningful peer interactions
• Age-Appropriate Groups: Children are grouped by age and developmental level for optimal learning
• Structured Activities: Games, role-playing, cooperative tasks, and social scenarios designed to teach specific skills
• Real-World Practice: Opportunities to practice skills in natural settings like community outings and group projects
• Positive Peer Models: Children learn from each other in a supportive, encouraging environment

Skills Taught:

Turn-taking, sharing, conversation skills, reading social cues, making friends, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and group participation.

Parent Support:

Regular updates on progress, strategies for home practice, and parent coaching sessions to reinforce skills in daily life.