Friendship Makers Social Group (age 7-10 & 11-13)
Our Social Skills Groups are here to help your child learn important social skills to interact well with others. We focus on teaching kids how to make and keep friends, feel comfortable in social settings, and handle different social situations with confidence. Whether it’s starting to play with other kids, understanding body language, or learning to share and take turns, our groups give children the tools they need to succeed socially. These groups are perfect for kids who might find social interactions challenging, whether they’re shy, have social anxiety, are on the autism spectrum, or need extra help.
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Ridge Psychological
45 Plaza Street West
Brooklyn, NY 11217
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Friendship Explorers Social Skills Group (age 4-6)
Our Social Skills Groups are here to help your child learn important social skills to interact well with others. We focus on teaching kids how to make and keep friends, feel comfortable in social settings, and handle different social situations with confidence. Whether it’s starting to play with other kids, understanding body language, or learning to share and take turns, our groups give children the tools they need to succeed socially. These groups are perfect for kids who might find social interactions challenging, whether they’re shy, have social anxiety, are on the autism spectrum, or need extra help.
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D & Social Skills Group (ages 14-16)
Our Social Skills Groups help teens learn to interact confidently and build lasting friendships. Using Dungeons & Dragons as a guide, participants develop teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills in a fun, engaging setting. The group focuses on understanding social cues, navigating complex social situations, and practicing empathy through collaborative storytelling and role-play. This group is ideal for teens who find social interactions challenging, including those who are shy, experience social anxiety, are on the autism spectrum, or need extra support. Through D&D, teens gain practical tools to succeed socially and feel comfortable in a variety of settings.