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Weekly Social Skills Instruction |
Group dynamics, age ranges, and individual needs are an integral part of planning group sessions. Although there is no age limit to offer weekly social skills instructional sessions, Inside Out Learners currently provides groups and individual programming for generally, ages 3 & up. There is a limit of 6 (regular) participants per group and sessions run for one hour per week.
Emotional Regulation is at the root of many social and academic struggles for children and teens. Our goal is to help our clients learn how to identify and appropriately respond to sources of strong emotions, with practical strategies that work for the individual. I don't know why I get mad all of the time. I just know I always get in trouble.
Inferencing helps us understand the context of what we see and visualize what we are reading. This is an integral component of instruction for all of our social skills activities, as one cannot interpret a social interaction without first, "surveying the scene". Why did my brother yell at me when all I did was ask him to help me set up my new PS4 game? He later told me that he was in the middle of breaking up with his girlfriend. So what? I really needed his help!
Conversation Etiquette serves as the heartbeat of everything we teach. Through games and role play, we help our clients learn how important appearance and physical presence is when facilitating a conversation that makes others come back for more. I don't care if she's listening or not, it's just extremely important for everyone to know why Apple iphones are much better than Androids! I got scared when I heard him say that it's raining cats and dogs!
Flexible Thinking is paramount for understanding the perspectives of others which helps our clients learn that compromise and problem-solving are critical skills to have in order to maintain friendships and a stable employment status. I don't need friends because life is easier when I'm alone. No, I will NOT try this just one time- it will be horrible no matter what!
Relationships are unavoidable in this human existence and understanding them is essential to our social connections. Whether it is a healthy friendship or not, our learners are taught how to tell the difference. What exactly, makes a friend, a friend? Are my "friends" or "followers" in that app really my friends? How about the "friend" in lunch who asks me for money every day because he "forgot" his?
Emotional Regulation is at the root of many social and academic struggles for children and teens. Our goal is to help our clients learn how to identify and appropriately respond to sources of strong emotions, with practical strategies that work for the individual. I don't know why I get mad all of the time. I just know I always get in trouble.
Inferencing helps us understand the context of what we see and visualize what we are reading. This is an integral component of instruction for all of our social skills activities, as one cannot interpret a social interaction without first, "surveying the scene". Why did my brother yell at me when all I did was ask him to help me set up my new PS4 game? He later told me that he was in the middle of breaking up with his girlfriend. So what? I really needed his help!
Conversation Etiquette serves as the heartbeat of everything we teach. Through games and role play, we help our clients learn how important appearance and physical presence is when facilitating a conversation that makes others come back for more. I don't care if she's listening or not, it's just extremely important for everyone to know why Apple iphones are much better than Androids! I got scared when I heard him say that it's raining cats and dogs!
Flexible Thinking is paramount for understanding the perspectives of others which helps our clients learn that compromise and problem-solving are critical skills to have in order to maintain friendships and a stable employment status. I don't need friends because life is easier when I'm alone. No, I will NOT try this just one time- it will be horrible no matter what!
Relationships are unavoidable in this human existence and understanding them is essential to our social connections. Whether it is a healthy friendship or not, our learners are taught how to tell the difference. What exactly, makes a friend, a friend? Are my "friends" or "followers" in that app really my friends? How about the "friend" in lunch who asks me for money every day because he "forgot" his?
