Social Skills Groups

Social skills groups provide structured opportunities for individuals to learn and practice social interactions in a supportive, small-group setting. These groups help individuals develop skills such as conversation, turn-taking, emotional regulation, and understanding social cues through structured play, role-playing, and guided activities.

Social Skills Groups are designed to help children and adolescents build meaningful peer relationships by teaching them essential social interaction skills in a structured, supportive group environment. Led by trained professionals, these sessions use evidence-based strategies such as role-playing, cooperative games, and guided discussions to strengthen communication, emotional regulation, and social problem-solving.

Key Features:

These small-group settings offer a safe space where participants can engage in natural conversations, learn to take turns, manage conflicts, and read social cues — all while building confidence and self-awareness. Our goal is to help individuals generalize these skills in school, at home, and within the broader community.

How It Works ?

Our Direct Therapy program is structured around evidence-based ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) techniques, delivered through personalized one-on-one sessions between a certified behavior therapist and the child. Each session is strategically planned to focus on individualized goals that foster developmental progress across key areas.

Progress is tracked through ongoing data collection and reviewed regularly to adjust strategies and ensure measurable growth. Family involvement is integral, and our therapists work closely with parents to align therapy with the child’s environment, promoting consistent and lasting development.