SOCIAL SKILLS GROUP

SOCIAL SKILLS GROUP 

Does your child have struggling at school?                                                                                                                  

Does your child lack friends?

Does your child play video games alone all day long? 

Does your child seem shy, lonely, and withdrawn? 

Does your child have a lack of concentration?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific technique that aims to change a person's behavior. This method relies on empirical data and can teach children or adults new behaviors or ways of communication.

SBEC offers social skills group programs for all children with various needs and levels through DYNAMIC KIDS PLUS programs.  These small group activities (3-5 people almost at the same level) are designed to create a positive environment and motivate children to explore and resolve problems, engage in cooperative play, and enjoy learning from one another.

This  service includes After-School Programs to support social, emotional, cognitive and academic development. These programs not only promote physical health and provide safe and supportive environment but also redude challenging behaviors.

PLAY: We create a playful atmosphere filled with happiness and creativity

where every child can connect with friends, share discoveries, 

and embark on exciting activities together along the way.  

LEARN: Happiness and a positive environment can motivate children to explor

and resolve problems, engage in cooperative play, and enjoy learning from one another.

This, in turn, helps them achieve success independently while fostering

intellectual, social, and emotional development

DEVELOPMENT: When we craft creative, individualized interventions

that match ongoing assessments and cater to each person's unique needs,  

we are not merely teaching skills; we are nurturing the ability to apply those skills

in various situations down the road, even without direct instruction.

DYNAMIC KIDS PLUS (DKP)

"Empowering your child in social and group programs will bring growth, prosperity and independence"

How does DKP work?

The child will attend 2-3 hours for 2-5 days per week and it also includes After-School Programs. The child will be in a small group of 2-5 persons, almost at the same ages, based on initial assessment for social and communication skills. 

The child will be taught and supported by trained and certified staff. 

Who can participate?

All children from 3 to 13 years old can participate. 

SBEC accepts children who may be diagnosed with ASD, ADHD, Asperger's, language delays, developmental delays, or learning difficulties, subject to achieving a minimum social and communication skills in an initial assessments.

What skills are considered?