Social skills are essential for building relationships and thriving as well-rounded individuals. People with strong social skills tend to be more likable and develop a positive self-image. When social skills are lacking, it can lead to peer rejection, isolation, emotional struggles, behavioral issues, and challenges in making friends. While some children develop social skills naturally, others may have the ability but struggle to apply them due to emotional or behavioral barriers. Additionally, children with learning disabilities, sensory integration difficulties, attention difficulties (ADHD), social anxiety, social communication challenges and Autism Spectrum Disorders often need additional training to develop social skills. Our Social Groups, led by experienced therapists, provide a structured and supportive environment for children, adolescents, and young adults to learn and practice these crucial skills. Our group therapists are also available for consultations and individualized support to help participants and their families apply these skills in the natural environment, while addressing other possible areas of concern, such as behavior and family dynamics.