Social Skills Groups

Real connection, practiced in a supportive small group

Small, play-based groups focused on connection, self-understanding, and self-advocacy. We celebrate how kids naturally communicate and never teach masking.

Our groups bring together children and teens of similar ages and needs in a warm, neuroaffirming setting. Facilitated by licensed social workers and speech-language pathologists, each group blends direct instruction with playful, real-world practice so skills generalize into friendships, classrooms, and family life.

Meagan Davidson

Meagan Davidson

ACSW #139693

Associate Clinical Social Worker

Meagan is inspired by her work as a special education classroom aide, bringing a warm, strengths-based lens to supporting neurodivergent children with diverse learning, behavioral, and emotional needs.

Megan Leonard

Megan Leonard

ASW #140002

Associate Social Worker

Megan has a background in psychology and social work, supporting young children and families through a curious, client-centered, and playful approach, with experience in early childhood mental health.

Thoughtful Placement

Groups are matched by age, needs, and goals so every child feels comfortable and seen.

Guided Practice

Role-play, games, and collaborative activities that target real social situations.

Parent Updates

Regular summaries and home practice ideas so progress carries beyond the group.

Curious whether a group is the right fit?

Book a free consultation and we'll help you find the right group for your child.