"Let's Go!" Club
Social Groups for ages 8-12
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What are Social Groups?
Social groups are small groups of learners approximately the same age, who gather together twice a week MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 4-5PM for 4 weeks to learn and practice social skills together.
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Mondays are course work days, where we learn things like:
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Social Awareness
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Empathy
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Mindfullness
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Thursdays are our club days where we will be able to practice our new skills in a safe and fun environment.
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* Club days will be available on-going every Thursday on a pay-as-you-go basis year round so learners can continue to practice and grow in confidence. YOU MUST attend a course session in order to gain access to the club on Thursdays.
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Parent Training is provided by our BCBA and LCP for parents to learn the concepts we are targeting and help them continue to encourage their learners at home, school and play.
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Who is the "Let's Go!" Club for?
All children could benefit from this course and in-particular children who struggle with understanding social "rules", experience social anxiety, need help with self-regulation or any child who struggles to relate to their peers and the world around them.
The Details:
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Ages 8-12 years-old
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Sessions through out the year (click the button below for session info)
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Parent training included
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$250 per learner
Meet the "Let's GO!" Team
Get to know the PROs....
Chelsi Woods
M.Ed, BCBA, LBA
Chelsi is a BCBA With a SPED bachelors (SFASU) and a SPED Masters (TAMU) and over 9 years of experience working with children with disabilities. Chelsi is passionate about helping children gain the skills necessary to thrive! Chelsi also enjoys spending time outdoors with her Husband and 2 boys.
Terri Eastepp
M.A., LPC,CSC
Terri Eastepp is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 11 years of experience in mental health. Terri graduated with her Bachelors in Special Education and Masters in Counseling from SFASU. Terri is motivated by helping children with emotional awareness, communication, processing and coping skills. When she is not working, Terri spends as much time as she can exploring and going on adventures with her husband and two children.