ADHD & Autism Social Skills GrouP

We provide a supportive space where children and teens can strengthen emotional regulation, build social understanding, and practice practical skills for everyday life with guidance and encouragement.

Supporting Children with ADHD and Autism:

Raising a child with ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorder can sometimes feel isolating. Many children:

– Want friendships and meaningful connections
– Struggle with reading social cues
– Experience impulsivity or challenges with emotional regulation
– Feel unsure how to navigate peer dynamics
– Long for belonging but benefit from structured support

Small, Structured Social Groups:

Small, structured groups are being developed for children and teens with:

– ADHD
– Autism Spectrum Disorder (Level 1)

These groups will focus on:

– Real-time practice of social skills
– Emotional awareness and regulation
– Structured communication skills
– Understanding peer relationships
– Building confidence and authentic connection

A Thoughtful, Individualized Approach
With a background in special education and school psychology, the impact of feeling left out or misunderstood is deeply understood. Because ADHD and Autism present differently in each child, support must be intentional, structured, and responsive to individual strengths and needs.

Next Steps

Interest is currently being gathered to shape groups that reflect students’ needs and strengths. If interested, please complete the survey.

Your input will help create a structured and supportive experience centered on connection, confidence, and belonging.

Let’s build something meaningful together.

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Autism Support Group

Please complete the survey to help us better understand your child’s strengths and needs as we develop a social skills group for Autism Spectrum Disorder Level 1.

Complete Survey for Autism Support
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ADHD Support
Group

Please share your child’s strengths and challenges so we can design an ADHD support group that provides meaningful, effective support.

Complete Survey for ADHD Support
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Parents Support Group

If you are a parent looking to connect with others navigating ADHD, Autism, or similar challenges, please complete this form to help us create a supportive parent community.

Complete Survey for Parental Support


Resources for Parents

With so much information online about autism, it can be difficult to know what is most helpful and relevant for your child and family. Having clear guidance can make the process easier and more meaningful.

Autism Research Institute

Shares research-based information on autism treatments, interventions, and emerging science to guide informed decisions.

Autism Speaks

Provides educational resources, toolkits, advocacy guidance, and connections for parents with children with autism.




American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Offering evidence-based guidance and resources to support children’s emotional, behavioral, and developmental health.

Healing Threshold

Provides educational resources and research-informed information to help parents better understand autism and make thoughtful decisions about support and interventions.

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