Kaleidoscope Kids is our Social skills enrichment program that offers a number of different social skills groups ranging from groups for children and teens with ADHD and anxiety, to children and teens who need practice becoming more assertive and confident, as well as groups for children and teens on the spectrum and other diagnoses. Our unique social skills groups use the creative expression, yoga, art, sports, play, and interactive games to enrich your child’s interactions with peers. We teach critical social skills; provide an opportunity to practice the skills while receiving individualized coaching and valuable feedback, and use challenges, games, arts, and crafts to create tangible reminders of the skills so that they generalize into your child’s everyday life. Our goal is to emphasize your child’s strengths and to provide your child with the skills and confidence to make and keep meaningful peer relationships.

Our social skills program now accepts state funding! Please check with your provider.

Key Social Skills:

  • Making a Good First Impression

  • Making & Keeping Friends

  • Choosing who Would be a Good Friend

  • Improving Self-Esteem and Confidence

  • Joining Into Conversations with Peers

  • Starting Conversations (Initiating Interaction)

  • Staying on Topic

  • Asking Appropriate Questions

  • Dealing with Peer Pressure

  • Strategies for Coping with Anxiety

  • Positive Thinking Skills

  • Strategies to Improve Mood

  • Listening and Following Directions

  • Compromising

  • Being Flexible and “Going with the Flow”

  • Frustration Management

  • Impulse Control

  • Using a Verbal Filter (refraining from speaking each thought)

Kaleidoscope Kids Social Skills Groups meet once a week after school for an hour and the groups run for the entire school year. We incorporate art, games, activities, team challenges, yoga, and discussions to develop vital social skills and create positive connections with others in a fun, active, and safe environment. There are typically 3-6 children in a group. Groups are created based on age and area of improvement. We work with children ages 3 to 17.