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Group Services

Current Group Registration for Spring 2025 is Closed

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Check back in April 2025 for Summer Sessions

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Social Skills

Elementary-aged Learners (7-10 years old)

The focus of this group is to build perspective-taking skills, turn-taking, and planning and prioritizing. This group will utilize board games, interactive play, and craft-based activities for learning key social skills and executive functioning skills.

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Children must be able to 

  • Sit for 15 consecutive minutes​

  • Remain dry on a toileting schedule of at least 1 hour (no toileting assistance during group)

  • Engage in NO aggressive behaviors directed at peers

  • Follow small group instructions

  • Answer simple Yes/No questions and preference questions accurately

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Group will meet on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:30 PM

Insurance accepted for current and waitlist clients

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PEERs

Adolescents (14-18 Years of Age)

This group is conducted by a PEERS Certified Instructor and uses the evidence-based Social Skills curriculum from UCLA. It is geared towards building and sustaining safe relationships with others. 

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Teens must be: 

  • Motivated for social interactions

  • Have adequate conversational abilities for asking and answering questions

  • NO hospitalizations for aggressive or suicidal behaviors for the previous 6 months

  • Sit for 60 consecutive minutes​​

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Parents of participants are required to attend a session Tuesdays from 5:30 to 7 PM to assist in coaching in everyday life

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Individuals participate on Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 PM

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For more information about the PEERS curriculum, check out their website

$100/week for non-clients

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Counseling-Based Social Skills

7-10 year-olds: Tuesdays 3:30-4:30 PM

11-14 year-olds: Thursdays 3:30-4:45 PM

14-18 year-olds: Tuesdays 5:30-7 PM

These groups are conducted using behavioral strategies and counseling strategies integrated into Tabletop Roleplaying Games. Each participant works together to solve problems alongside other participants by using perspective-taking, planning and prioritizing needed tasks, and tolerating 

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Participants must:

  • Cannot have a hospitalization in the previous 6 months for aggression or suicidal behaviors

  • Have consistent independent toileting behaviors

  • Follow along to a storyline in a movie, book, or video

  • Restate what was previously observed within the past 1-minute

  • Answer Yes/No questions and questions about preference accurately 

  • Engage in imaginative play 

$50/week for non-clients

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