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Social Skills Group

In this five week program individuals with autism can learn and practice social skills with peers who may be struggling with similar issues. Through a combination of evidence-based strategies, including role-playing, peer modeling, and social stories, we aim to build not just competence but confidence in social situations. For more information you can reference  "Our Services" page. 

Child's Name and Information

Child's Language
Preferred Contact Method
Best Time To Contact
Describe your child's communication:
Has your child been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Is your child able to express their wants, needs and preferences?
Is your child able to identify the emotions that they are feeling?
Does your child identify emotions in others?
Does your child follow multi-step directions?
Is your child agressive towards peers?
Is your child agressive towards self?
Does your child prefer to play on their own?
Does your child understand humor?
Does your child follow rules during games?
Is your child accepting of comfort from others when upset?
Is your child able to calm himself/herself down when upset?
Does your child accept losing a game without becoming overly upset?
Does your child have a sense of pride in his/her achievements?
Does your child accept making mistakes without becoming overly upset or angry?
Does your child engage in activities for more than a few minutes? (iPad games, playing with blocks, listening to music, etc.)
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