Social
Skills
What are Social Skills?
Social skills are the skills we use to communicate and interact with others. They include spoken words, body language, gestures, eye contact, body movement, and more.
Interactive Play
Pretend Play
Initiating Conversation
Taking Turns
Following Directions
Respecting Boundaries
Identifying Emotions
Showing Empathy
Learning these skills kelps us to better engage with family members, friends, and the community. However, for some people on the autism spectrum, it can be hard to pick up on social cues. At Unyque Therapy, we use compassionate, contemporary ABA therapy to help your child build skills and confidence in social settings.
HOW ABA HELPS
Building Social Skills Step by Step
Our ABA in-home therapy uses proven strategies to help children develop meaningful social skills in everyday settings.
Break Down Skills
Complex social skills are broken into simple, manageable steps.
Reinforces Positive Behavior
Positive reinforcement encourges kids to keep using thier new skills.
Uses Role-Playing
Practicing in a safe space helps kids learn by doing.
Encourages Generalization
Skills are practiced across different settings for real-world success.
Social Skills Programs Often Include
Structured Learning
Discussion, modeling, role play, and positive reinforcement.
Structured Learning
Discussion, modeling, role play, and positive reinforcement.
Learn how our autism diagnostic evaluations work, what we look for, and how we support you through the process.
Take The Next Step
Our team is here to guide you through a clear, supportive diagnostic process. Schedule an evalution today and take the first step toward understanding and nex steps. We’ll help you move forward with confidence.