Transitional Social and Life Skills
As a teen, your child is experiencing many changes. Now is an essential time to reassess their needs and skills, and pursue instruction that addresses the unique challenges accompanying the teenage years. It’s never too soon to start the journey to independence.
Develop Independent Life Skills
Your teen will be expertly grouped based on age and ability alongside neurotypical peers to facilitate appropriate relationships. Weekly lessons will focus on improving social interaction and beginning to develop independent living skills in a group-learning environment. Additionally, your teen will work toward mastering a set of goals that is specific to their strengths and challenges. These goals will be chosen collaboratively with your teen, and family. Data is collected on skill performance and behaviors in order to monitor progress. Instruction will be adjusted as needed.
Director: Alyssa Hernandez, BCBA
Phone: 610-660-2169
Email: ahernand@sju.edu
- Tuesdays: January 30 - April 16
- No program on February 13 or March 5
- Ages 15+ | 6:00 PM-8:00 PM
- Cost: $1000
It was so much fun to meet other kids my age. I talk to them and know I’m not the only one with autism in this world."
Sam Lacoste