Asperger's Social Skills Group for Adolescents (ages 13-17)
Studies have found that these groups are effective in improving social skills, behavior, and emotional functioning. The session content and structure of these groups utilize evidence-based practices with a focus on self-esteem and respect building, personal responsibility, emotional awareness and managing emotions, communicating and understanding the thoughts and feelings of oneself and others, recognizing and addressing bullying, and creating positive peer relations. Parents are provided with the course content and weekly skill development activities that support treatment objectives and which help the child to generalize new skills outside of the group setting.
To make a referral or for additional information, call Dr. DeSantis at (732) 431-5872 x122.
| Eligibility | Adolescents ages 13-17. |
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Intellectual and Developmental Needs |
Last Updated: 09/15/22
IEP Youth Services, Inc.
IEP Youth Services, Inc. advocates for youth by providing resources which include a safe, nurturing environment and counseling for self- improvement. Through these resources, IEP inspires young people by empowering them to overcome crisis and progress toward their goals.
Asperger's Social Skills Group for Children (ages 9-12)
Studies have found that these groups are effective in improving social skills, behavior, and emotional functioning.