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The Social Skills Spotlight

6 Signs Your Teen Needs Help with Social Skills (and What You Can Do About It)
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6 Signs Your Teen Needs Help with Social Skills (and What You Can Do About It)

Friendships are a huge part of your teen’s life—but what if they’re struggling to connect with peers? If your child finds it hard to start conversations, make friends, or understand social cues, they may need extra support. In this post, we’ll go over six signs that indicate your teen needs help with social skills—plus actionable strategies you can use to help them gain confidence in social situations.

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So Your Child Just Got a 'Pragmatic Language Disorder' Diagnosis: Now What?
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So Your Child Just Got a 'Pragmatic Language Disorder' Diagnosis: Now What?

Getting a diagnosis of a pragmatic language disorder can be overwhelming and leave you feeling unsure about what’s next.

You might be wondering, “What does this mean for my child’s future?” or “Where do we go from here?” 

It’s important to know that you’re not alone in this journey, and there are many resources and experts ready to help you and your child!

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Not All Social Skills Groups Are the Same: How to Choose the Right One for Your Child
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Not All Social Skills Groups Are the Same: How to Choose the Right One for Your Child

For many families, the difference between a social gathering and a true social skills group isn’t obvious.

Simply put, not all “social skills groups” are the same, and being in a group of peers may not be enough to help your child build the skills they need for the rest of their life.

A good social skills group will help your child learn the skills they need to form friendships, maintain great conversations, and handle social challenges with confidence.

If your child is in a social skills group that doesn’t provide direct instruction in social skills, they may continue to feel disconnected or unsure of how to interact with others.

When your child learns these foundational skills, they will be set up for success, not just in childhood, but for the rest of their lives.

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