Social Skills
Graham Behavior Services’ Social Skills group delivers ABA-based programming designed to meet the diverse social needs of individuals, including those with ASD, ADD/ADHD, and communication disorders. Participants actively develop effective communication, build stronger peer interactions, and enhance problem-solving skills. Our tailored ABA strategies address each individual’s unique needs, fostering meaningful and lasting social growth. The group also creates a supportive environment where participants practice and apply their skills in real-life situations.
About Social Skills Groups at Graham Behavior Services
Our Social Skills Groups help children build essential social and communication skills in a fun, supportive setting. Groups include 3-5 children matched by age, needs, and skills. First, each session begins with independent play. During this time, instructors assess progress or evaluate new participants’ current abilities.
Next, we focus on teaching children how to interact with toys and games, practice greetings, hold conversations, maintain eye contact, and ask or answer questions. A key feature of the program is our group reward system. As children play and interact appropriately, they earn points. Once all points are earned, the group works together to pick a game to play. This system encourages teamwork and decision-making.
Finally, students practice problem-solving, build peer relationships, and improve critical social skills. Groups meet virtually once a week after school, running year-round. Enrollment is rolling, so join us anytime to watch your child grow in a structured, engaging environment!
