At Circle ABA, we provide one-on-one and group-based social skills training and education, where you will work closely with a behavioral health professional to learn and practice social skills identified for development.
Social Skill
Training
Social Skills Training
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Group
Our social skills programs and groups allow for the practice of social skills taught in a one-on-one and group-based therapy environment, ensuring skills generalize to real life. Groups include two or more individuals, depending on readiness and clinical appropriateness.
Virtual Social Skills Groups
Friendships are an essential part of life, especially when the mission is to live a happy and meaningful life. Our virtual social skills groups, led by experienced and seasoned professionals, aim to teach communication and social skills, foster healthy relationships between peers, coworkers, and family members, and equip all with the necessary coping mechanisms to thrive.
As with each program developed for children or conserved adults, caregiver involvement is required to ensure maximum results and the generalization of learned skills outside therapy environments.
Supervised Outings
Regular social outings allow one to practice social skills mastered in one-on-one and structured group environments, in unstructured and more natural social settings. For children and conserved adults, outings are carefully planned and supervised, but patients are given the space to interact independently (e.g., playing with a peer at a park). This is the final phase of social skill generalization.
Taking ABA therapy to the next level
Our ABA Therapy services are evidence-based and are based on an extensive assessment of current developmental and overall functioning levels.
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In-Person Social Skills Groups and Play Dates
Developing age-appropriate social skills is important to maneuver in the world today. Our in-person social skills groups and play dates (based on age) allow individuals to practice learned social skills and regularly interact with peers or other identified social partners. Many of our group pairings lead to lifelong friendships outside therapy.