Social Skills Groups

ABA works to improve social, communication, independent living, and learning skills through positive reinforcement. ABA increases socially important skills that are meaningful to the family and their community.

 SLP addresses challenges with language and communication. These services help to promote spoken language, nonverbal skills such as signs or gestures, or learning to communicate using an alternative method. 

 OT helps children gain independence in everyday activities through strengthening the development of motor skills, visual motor and perceptual skills, sensory processing, and self-care skills. These services are individualized for each child’s unique profile and goals are tailored to the specific needs of that child and their family. 

PT helps to improve gross motor movements, balance and coordination, strengthening, functional mobility, and motor planning. These skills aid in the development of independent living and social play skills with peers.