Social Skills & Programs

Social skills lessons for children with autism in a group format with role-play, activities, and parent sessions.

Behavioral health services with social skills programming for children with autism and related disorders.

Outdoor adventure-based programs building social skills, confidence, and community for individuals with disabilities.

Social skills group therapy for ages 6-29 in Reading and Lexington using evidence-based curricula with open enrollment.

ABA-based social skills groups building meaningful connections through guided interaction for Massachusetts families.

Social skills groups for ages 8 to young adult with ADHD, autism, and anxiety. Weekly groups that build real social confidence.

Social skills groups including Lets LAFF, Giggle Group, and adult groups using ABA principles for autism spectrum disorders.

Evidence-based PEERS program for teens, young adults, and preschoolers who want to make friends but have trouble connecting.

Social skills group therapy in Reading and Lexington for ages 6-29. Open enrollment across all age groups.

Social skills groups giving kids the tools they need to succeed. Programs for various ages and skill levels.

Structured social skills groups for children with autism and social communication challenges in a supportive setting.

Year-round group programming for children, teens, and adults with autism. Includes spring/fall groups, special events, and summer programs.

Day and social programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Needham and Dover area.

Social, recreational, and life skills programs for individuals with autism and related profiles.

Social skills group programs in Norwell and Stoughton expanding social behavior repertoires for individuals with autism.

Programs pairing teen volunteers with children who have special needs, building friendships through activities and social engagement.

Network of MA-based clinicians trained in Social Thinking methodology for children and adults with social learning challenges.

Creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for individuals with IDD.

Year-round social and recreational programs for children and teens with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges.

Speech and social skills programs helping children develop pragmatic language and social communication abilities.