Uploaded on Dec 18, 2024
Is your child struggling to make and keep friends? The PEERS® for preschoolers program is a 16-week, evidence-based intervention developed at UCLA. Designed for children aged 4 to 6, it teaches essential social skills to those facing challenges such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, anxiety, depression, and other social difficulties. Equip your child with the tools to thrive socially. For more details or to begin the enrollment process, please contact us.
Boost Your Child's Social Skills with the PEERS® Program for Preschoolers!
SOCIAL SKILLS PROGRAM
PEERS® FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS
About US
The Social Space Psychology Clinic was
developed in response to the limited number
of evidence based services and
social skills programs in Australia for
neurodiverse individuals with social
vulnerabilities, and the concern on how such
limitations impact on social-emotional
functioning and success in relationships,
work, and study.
Vision
Our aim is to bridge the gap in social-emotional
services by offering a safe and comfortable
environment for children, teens, and young
adults.
Mission
• Providing evidence based social skills
programs
• Specialized support for individuals with
ASD, ADHD
• Highly skilled psychologists
• Supporting children, teens, and young
adults with social, emotional, and
behavioral challenges.
Fun Fact About
Children
80%
Rapid Brain Growth
Children's brains grow very
quickly, and by the age of 2,
they have about 80% of an
adult's brain weight. Our Program
Overview
Our Program
Overview
• Listening and following • Joining ongoing games
directions • Keeping cool during play
• Asking and using names • Being a good sport
• Greeting friends • Transitioning to new play
• Sharing and giving turns activities
• Asking friends to play • Asking for and giving help
• Maintaining good body • Using good volume control
boundaries
Program Eligibility and
Duration
Age Duration
UCLA's highly 16-week evidence-based
acclaimed social skills program to help teens
program for teens learn how to make and
pre-schoolers 4-6 keep friends whilst
years of age. considering some of the
common social
complexities that come
with being an adolescent.
Social Skills Programs Benefits
Improved Communication Skills Boost Confidence
Building Friendships Enhanced Social Problem-
Solving
Better Emotional Long-Term Social Benefits
Regulation
Structured Learning Environment
Children still need a childhood with dirt,
mud, puddles, trees, sticks and tadpoles
--- The Social Space
Thank You!
Any Question?
Level 1, Suite 3, 56 Church Avenue, Mascot NSW 2020,
Australia
(02) 8054 4790
www.thesocialspace.net.au
[email protected]
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