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Socialization Purpose
Children who have difficulty relating to peers develop patterns of isolation
displayed through withdrawal, aggression, and inappropriate behaviors.
By building a reservoir of successful social experiences, children increase
their range of interpersonal responses while fostering a sense of social competence.
In a therapeutic environment, children can learn and apply fundamental
social skills.
Goals
 | Learn to cope with teasing, bullying, and rejection |
| Increase social cognition and recognize social cues and body language |
| Develop empathy and improve listening skills |
| Learn negotiation and problem solving skills |
| Learn communication and leadership skills |
| Manage peer pressure |
| Develop good sportsmanship |
| Overcome shyness and control impulsivity |
Information
| Goals and reinforcement ideas are provided for parents and schools. |
| On-going with an initial three month commitment. |
| For those using insurance, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor
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| For scheduling information, call:
214-215-5321 or e-mail
lanacs@sbcglobal.net . |
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