Social Group Therapy
To help children improve their social interactions and communication
What we do
Provides a supportive environment where children can express their thoughts and feelings, learn from each other, and develop interpersonal skills.
Build emotional regulation, communication, and social interaction skills through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and art based therapy.
How we do
Group sessions often include structured activities designed to facilitate interaction and skill development. These may include games, roleplays and exercises that target specific social skills and behaviors.
Activities such as starting a conversation with a new person, sharing in a group setting, taking turns, making new friends, improving eye contact, understanding body language helps in improving social skills
Signs Your Child May Need Social Group Therapy
Does Your Child:
- Have no friends?
- Show limited interest in peers his/her age?
- Have difficulty approaching peers his/her age?
- Play alone when his/her peers are playing together?
- Have difficulty sustaining play with peers his/her age?
- Have difficulty managing his/her own emotions?
- Have difficulty with anger management?
If you answered yes to any of the above, your child could have difficulties with social interactions and social communication.
How Social Group Therapy works
At GROW, our highly-qualified Special Educators and Speech Therapist are well-trained to encourage social thinking, social problem solving, socio-emotional regulation, recognition of the size of problems and making new friends!
At GROW, our highly-qualified Special Educators and Speech Therapist are well-trained to support children in developing social awareness, problem‑solving skills, managing emotions, understanding of challenges, and making new friends