Building confidence, friendships and real-world social skills
If your child has difficulty with social interaction, communication, emotional regulation or peer relationships, our therapist-led group programmes help children and youths build confidence and connection through fun, meaningful interactions.
Groups for every age and stage
First Friends
Early social skills — best for shy children or parallel play.
- Making first friends
- Emotional regulation
- Shared attention & play
Tuesday 4–5pm
Friendship Builder
- Teamwork & flexible thinking
- Expressing feelings
- Social problem-solving
Monday 5–6pm
Little Learners
School readiness — for children entering mainstream.
- Attention & listening
- Following routines & instructions
- Early peer interaction
Tuesday 5–6pm
Growing Confident
- Confidence building
- Communication & collaboration
- Group participation
Friday 4–5pm
Social Smarts (Teens)
- Conversation skills
- Managing conflict
- Emotional regulation & peer dynamics
Friday 5–6pm
Safe, supported and real-world
Trusted Experts
Therapists registered with the AHPC and recognised bodies, ensuring safe and ethical care.
Therapist-led, Play-based
Structured sessions guided by the multidisciplinary team, with flexibility for natural peer interactions.
Real-world Carry-over
Children apply what they learn at home, in school and in everyday social situations.
Small Supported Group
Graded challenges and close support so every child feels safe, engaged and appropriately stretched.
Parent Coaching
We share practical strategies so you can support your child's social development beyond the room.
Is my child ready for Primary 1?
Our school readiness groups simulate the classroom in a safe, therapist-guided setting.
Read more →Practising skills where they matter
Individual therapy allows learning to be customised to your child's needs — but children also need to apply those skills in real-world situations. That's where group therapy becomes crucial. Children who struggle with social communication, impulse control, emotional regulation and forming friendships benefit from practising with peers in a natural, supportive environment.
Social skills we build: verbal & non-verbal communication, turn-taking and sharing, emotion recognition and regulation, perspective-taking and empathy, and social problem-solving.
What happens in a session?
Preschoolers: circle time, storytelling with social scenarios, cooperative play, emotion games, turn-taking and snack-time social learning.
Lower primary: conversation skills, cooperative games, flexible thinking (Superflex), and structured group discussions.
Upper primary & teens: navigating peer pressure, managing emotions and stress, building friendships, reflective sharing, and digital & social-media etiquette.
Looking for a social skills group?
Reach out for a free guidance call, or submit an enquiry — group places fill quickly.