Group Therapy
Growing together, learning together.
Small, supportive groups where children practise social, communication and emotional skills together.
Ages
3 – 16 years
Duration
45–60 minute weekly sessions, running in term-based blocks.
Overview
Group therapy gives children a safe, structured space to practise social and communication skills with peers, guided by our therapists. Real interaction is the best way to build friendship, turn-taking and cooperation skills.
Groups are carefully matched by age and goals, and blend play, activities and gentle coaching to build confidence and social competence.
Signs it may help
- Difficulty making or keeping friends
- Trouble with turn-taking and sharing
- Shyness or social anxiety
- Difficulty reading social cues
- Struggles in group settings
- Limited conversation skills
Benefits
- Improved social and friendship skills
- Better turn-taking and cooperation
- Increased confidence with peers
- Practice reading social cues
- Reduced social anxiety
- Fun, motivating peer learning
Your therapy journey
A supportive, structured path from first visit to lasting progress.
Assessment & Matching
We match your child to a group by age and social goals.
Group Goals
Shared and individual goals guide each session.
Group Sessions
Structured, playful sessions building real social skills.
Parent Updates
Regular feedback and strategies to reinforce skills.
Group Therapy — FAQs
Common questions from parents considering this service.
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