Social Skills Therapy
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Symptoms
Common challenges that children face in their early years include: difficulty in cooperatively playing with other children, sharing, following rules of the games and difficulty in losing.
Difficulty in
group games
Difficulty waiting
for their turn
Difficulty in sharing
Gets irritated easily
on losing
Prefers to play
on their own
Symptoms
Common challenges that children face in their early years include: difficulty in cooperatively playing with other children, sharing, following rules of the games and difficulty in losing.
Difficulty in
group games
Difficulty
in sharing
Difficulty waiting
for their turn
Gets irritated easily
on losing
Prefers to play
on their own
In-depth discussion
with parents
Developmental Assessment
Adaptive Behaviour
Assessment
Play skills
Assessment
Social Skills
Assessment
Assessment
Our detailed, in-person assessments include; IQ Assessment, Overall Developmental Assessment, Motor Skills Assessment, Adaptive Behaviour Assessment, Social Skills Assessment, etc. All assessments are carried out by our team of Paediatric Experts.
In-depth discussion
with parents
Developmental
Assessment
Adaptive Behaviour
Assessment
Play Skills
Assessment
Social Skills
Assessment
Assessment
Our detailed, in-person assessments include; IQ Assessment, Overall Developmental Assessment, Motor Skills Assessment, Adaptive Behaviour Assessment, Social Skills Assessment, etc. All assessments are carried out by our team of Paediatric Experts.
Therapy Plan
After assessing the child, the Paediatric Therapist will identify areas where the child is struggling being with other children both in school and at home. Through this training the child learns to respond appropriately in various social situation, develop sharing and also how to cope up with losing. The therapist will devise a plan that is tailored to the child’s needs and evolving requirements.
Role play
Group Therapy
Play-based Motor Activities
School readiness
program
Social Skills
Exercises
Role play
Play-based
motor activities
Group Therapy
School readiness
program
Social Skills
Exercises
Therapy Plan
Our detailed, in-person assessments include; IQ Assessment, Overall Developmental Assessment, Motor Skills Assessment, Adaptive Behaviour Assessment, Social Skills Assessment, etc. All assessments are carried out by our team of Paediatric Experts.
Related Condition
Every child is unique, and their journey to clear communication is too. Some hurdles might be part of a larger picture. Here’s how various conditions can intersect with social skills challenges.
Related Condition
Every child is unique, and their journey to clear communication is too. Some hurdles might be part of a larger picture. Here’s how various conditions can intersect with social skills challenges.
Case Studies
Discover our video case studies on children’s progress, showcasing challenges, assessments, and therapy results. These stories illustrate our personalized care approach and its impact, offering hope to families.
Discover our video case studies on children’s progress, showcasing challenges, assessments, and therapy results. These stories illustrate our personalized care approach and its impact, offering hope to families.
Appointments
If your child is showing any of the symptoms mentioned above, please call us to schedule a confidential appointment with our Paediatric Experts.
If your child is showing any of the symptoms mentioned above, please call us to schedule a confidential appointment with our Paediatric Experts.
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Social skills training is a therapeutic process designed to teach individuals the skills needed to interact positively and effectively with others in social contexts.
Unlike other therapies that may focus on internal processes, social skills training is action-oriented, focusing on external social interactions and behaviors.
Signs include difficulty making friends, challenges with maintaining conversations, or misunderstandings of social cues.
Yes, these might include missing social cues, inappropriate responses in conversations, or an inability to form and maintain relationships.
Techniques often include role-playing, social stories, peer feedback, and structured group activities to practice new skills.
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