Social Skills Programs
One of the most prevalent challenges for individuals with autism spectrum disorder is in the area of social skills. This includes difficulty with observational skills, eye contact, play interactions, social pragmatics, taking another’s perspective, making inferences, and sharing enjoyment and building relationships.
Benefits of Skills Programs
Quality of Life
A child's improvement in key social skills often in turn creates a significant improvement in their quality of life. This improved lifestyle can trickle down to help other areas as well.
Custom Fit
As every child's life and environment are different, so too are the social skills they need help improving. Our therapies are designed around each child's needs.
Peer Positivity
Social skills programs help children build relationships and successfully navigate various social situations while having a positive social peer experience.