Group Programs
Building Skills, Confidence, Connection, and Community
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At the NeuroDevelopment & Family Advocacy Institute, our group programs provide supportive, engaging, and skill-focused environments where participants can learn, practice, and strengthen the skills needed for success at home, school, and in relationships.
Our groups are designed to promote social-emotional development, executive functioning, communication, confidence, self-awareness, and family connection while fostering a sense of belonging and community.
Children and families often grow best when they learn alongside others facing similar challenges and experiences.
Social Skills Groups
Many children and adolescents desire friendships but struggle with the skills necessary to develop and maintain positive peer relationships. Our Social Skills Groups provide opportunities for participants to learn, practice, and strengthen essential interpersonal skills in a supportive environment. Groups incorporate discussion, activities, role-play, and real-world application to help participants build confidence and social competence.
Executive Functioning Skills Groups
Executive functioning skills play a critical role in academic success, independence, and daily functioning. Participants learn strategies they can apply immediately at home and at school.
Emotional Regulation Groups
Learning to identify, understand, and manage emotions is a critical life skill. Our emotion regulation groups help children and adolescents develop greater awareness of their emotions while learning practical tools to manage stress, frustration, anxiety, disappointment, and overwhelm. Our goal is to help participants develop healthier responses to life's challenges while building confidence and emotional strength.
Neurodiverse Social Success Groups
Children and adolescents with ADHD, Autism, and other neurodevelopmental differences often benefit from structured opportunities to practice social interaction, communication, flexibility, and relationship-building skills. Participants are encouraged to recognize their strengths while developing skills that support meaningful relationships and successful social engagement.
Parent Support Groups
Parenting a child with ADHD, Autism, executive functioning challenges, or social-emotional difficulties can be rewarding and demanding. Our Parent Support Groups provide a space where caregivers can learn, share experiences, gain practical tools, and receive encouragement from professionals and other parents navigating similar journeys. Parents often discover that they are not alone and that practical support can make a meaningful difference.
Multi-Family Support Groups
Growth often occurs when families learn together. Our Multi-Family Support Groups bring parents, caregivers, and children together to strengthen communication, improve understanding, and build healthier family relationships. These groups create opportunities for families to learn, practice, and grow together.
Summer Enrichment Programs
Our seasonal programs provide children and adolescents with opportunities to continue developing important social, emotional, executive functioning, and life skills outside of the traditional school environment. Our goal is to create meaningful experiences that support growth while making learning engaging and enjoyable.
Learn More About Upcoming Groups
Contact the NeuroDevelopment & Family Advocacy Institute to learn about current and upcoming group programs for children, adolescents, and families.