Social Groups

Social Groups offer a unique opportunity for children to develop and practice essential social skills in a supportive, peer-interactive environment. These group sessions are designed to help children who struggle with social interactions by providing structured activities that encourage cooperative play, communication, and relationship-building. Each session is led by a skilled therapist who guides the children through activities tailored to their developmental levels, ensuring that every child has the chance to participate and grow. The group dynamic allows children to learn from one another, practice new skills in real-time, and gain confidence in social settings.

Participating in Social Groups helps children generalize the social skills they learn in therapy to real-world situations. The benefits extend beyond the group as children become more comfortable interacting with peers in school, on the playground, and in other social environments. Parents often see significant improvements in their child’s ability to make friends, share, take turns, and communicate effectively with others. This service is a powerful complement to 1:1 ABA Therapy, offering a well-rounded approach to social development.