Led by Kara Leslie, Ed.S, NCSP, BCBA, the Social Skills Program supports children and teens ages 6–17 who would benefit from additional structure and practice navigating social situations. New sessions start this summer.
Through a combination of individualized sessions and small group experiences, the program helps children and teens build stronger peer connections and greater confidence in social settings.
Diagnoses such as anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ADHD are common among participants, but are not required.
Fill out the Social Skills Program Pre-Scheduling Questionnaire$1,400 (not billable to insurance)
The individual and group sessions will be scheduled on Monday-Friday afternoons between 12:30 and 3:30pm. Beginning in July, mornings and later afternoon appointments will be available as well.
Skills & Goals
- Building and maintaining healthy friendships
- Reading social cues and strengthening communication skills
- Identifying, expressing, and regulating emotions
- Increasing confidence and comfort in peer interactions
Program Format
- 4 individual sessions (45 minutes each)
- 3 small group sessions (45 minutes each), matched by age and skill level
- Parents receive individualized email updates after each session with skills covered, how they were practiced, and recommendations for continued practice at home.