Social Skills play a very important role in a
person's emotional health and well being.
Social skills are needed to learn, ask for help appropriately, get needs met, work well with others, make friends, develop healthy relationships, protect yourself, and be able to get along well with others.
Do you know someone who struggles in social situations?
Have you heard about social cognition?
"Social Cognition" alludes to the ways we perceive, think, and learn about others.
In our Social Cognition classes, we teach social concepts.
These concepts are broken down and taught in a fun interactive group setting.
Do you know someone who struggles in social situations?
Have you heard about social cognition?
"Social Cognition" alludes to the ways we perceive, think, and learn about others.
In our Social Cognition classes, we teach social concepts.
These concepts are broken down and taught in a fun interactive group setting.
All of our social cognition groups use the Social Thinking® curriculum. Social Thinking® was originally developed for the special needs population, but as later noticed, it has been very beneficial for typical children and adults who struggle with social challenges and/or self-regulation. There is a lot of research on this methodology and I encourage you to visit www.socialthinking.com to find out more. The website contains many great resources. The methodology addresses a lot of important concepts, such as being part of a group, whole body listening, flexible thinking, hidden rules, expected vs. unexpected behaviors, thinking with your eyes, thinking thoughts and feeling feelings, thinking about others vs. just myself, understanding different perspectives, size of my problem vs. size of my reaction, identifying triggers and finding tools for calming, emotional regulation,..etc.
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Disclaimer: This program, including its teacher or leader, is not affiliated with, nor has it been reviewed, approved, or endorsed by Michelle Garcia Winner and Think Social Publishing, Inc.
