Social Skills Therapy

Interactive sessions that help children learn how to connect, share, and thrive in social settings.

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What is Social Skills Therapy?

Social skills therapy at Stepping Stones supports children who find it challenging to interact with peers, make friends, or handle group situations. Using role-play, games, and real-life practice, our therapists teach children how to express themselves, understand others, and feel confident in social environments.

Why Your Child May Need Support

Social skills therapy is beneficial for children who experience:

What is Social Skills Therapy at Stepping Stones?

At Stepping Stones, social skills therapy is fun, engaging, and practical. Children learn through play, group interactions, storytelling, and structured peer practice. The goal is to give children the confidence to connect with others at school, home, and in the community.

How We Help at
Stepping Stones

Every child is unique, and so is their learning journey. That’s why our ABA therapy is individuamnazed, fun, and child-centered. Here’s how we support your child:

  • Assessment of Social Strengths – Understanding your child’s social skills and challenges.
  • Role-Play & Games – Practicing real-world situations in a safe, supportive environment.
  • Group & 1:1 Practice – Opportunities to learn individually and in small peer groups.
  • Parent Coaching – Strategies to encourage social communication at home.
  • School Support – Collaborating with teachers to help children succeed socially in the classroom.
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Who Benefits from Social Skills Development

At Stepping Stones, our Social Skills programs are designed to help children build friendships, improve communication, and confidently engage in everyday interactions. With guided support, kids learn how to connect with others in meaningful ways.

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Children with Social Challenges

Social skills training supports children on the autism spectrum or those who find it difficult to connect with peers, teaching them how to read cues, share, and respond appropriately in group settings.

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Children Struggling with Peer Communication

Kids who find it hard to start conversations, take turns, or join group play benefit from structured strategies that encourage confident and respectful interaction.

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Children Preparing for School & Group Settings

For children transitioning into classrooms or community activities, social skills training builds confidence in teamwork, cooperation, and following group routines.

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Celebrating Social Growth

Every successful interaction is a milestone. We celebrate progress as children learn to form friendships, express empathy, and enjoy being part of a community.

Qaim’s Social Skills Growth

Age 6 • Group play sessions (Mon–Fri, 4:30pm–6:00pm)

Why Stepping Stones works for Qaim:

At Stepping Stones, Qaim practices asking peers to join play, waiting her turn, and sharing toys. Our therapists use circle time and role-play to build confidence while coordinating goals with her school. Every small step is celebrated, keeping her motivated and happy.

Qaim’s Goals

Taking turns, initiating play, using polite greetings.

Qaim’s Team

BCBA, RBT, Peer Coach

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* Names and images have been changed to protect privacy. These stories reflect families’ experiences with Stepping Stones.

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The conversation starts with you. We listen and will help you think things through, adding an unmatched level of expertise and caring guidance so you can help your child find their way. Speak with us today.

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