social skills groups

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Social skills groups help children  learn and practice social interactions in a structured, supportive environment. These groups focus on building communication, teamwork, and relationship-building skills through guided activities, role-playing, and peer interactions.

• Improves Peer Interaction – Teaches kids how to engage in conversations, take turns, and share.

• Enhances Communication – Develops verbal and nonverbal communication skills.

• Builds Confidence – Provides a safe space to practice socializing without fear of judgment.

• Encourages Teamwork – Promotes cooperation, problem-solving, and collaboration.

• Teaches Emotional Regulation – Helps children recognize and manage emotions in social situations.

• Supports Behavior Generalization – Reinforces learned skills in different real-world settings.

These groups provide a fun, engaging way for kids to develop essential social skills, fostering meaningful connections and friendships.