Building the visual, verbal, and motor skills children need to communicate effectively, participate in play and everyday activities, develop greater independence, and succeed in academic settings.
Supporting individuals in developing positive social interactions, building meaningful relationships, improving social communication skills, and strengthening self-confidence and self-esteem.
Developing effective communication skills to help individuals express their needs, wants, thoughts, and emotions while improving their ability to understand and respond to others.
Developing the practical skills needed to increase independence and participate successfully in everyday life. These skills may include dressing, toileting, personal hygiene, meal preparation, setting the table, shopping for groceries, and completing other daily living activities.
Supporting the development of a variety of play skills, including interactive play, independent play, imaginative or pretend play, and appropriate use of technology-based activities.
Supporting the development of goal-directed behavior and self-management skills, including memory, attention, planning, organization, self-awareness, cognitive flexibility, emotional regulation, and problem-solving.
Supporting the development of perspective-taking and “Theory of Mind,” including the ability to recognize, understand, and interpret one’s own thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and the thoughts and feelings of others.
Supporting the development of language arts and math skills to help children build confidence, increase independence, and participate successfully in classroom assignments and other academic activities.