Making and maintaining friendships can be challenging, especially during the tween years. This supportive small group therapy program is designed for children ages 10–12, including those on the autism spectrum, who would like to improve social confidence, strengthen communication skills, navigate peer relationships, and feel more comfortable connecting with others.
Through interactive activities, discussion, games, and executive function training exercises, participants will learn practical strategies for starting conversations, handling disagreements, understanding social cues, managing big emotions, and building healthy friendships.
Are you looking for a space where you can connect with others who understand the unique experiences of being neurodivergent? Join our supportive and neurodiversity-affirming therapy group designed specifically for adult women. In this small group therapy setting, we navigate important topics such as masking, burnout, relationships, identity, self-advocacy, anxiety, sensory differences, and everyday life challenges.
This group offers an opportunity to build meaningful connections, share experiences, gain practical coping strategies, and explore what it means to live more authentically. Whether you were identified early in life or discovered your neurodivergence later, you are welcome. Additionally, we incorporate executive function training to help enhance your daily living skills.