Some schools offer social skills groups. It's worth asking at your child's school. It makes it easier. Also, if you want insurance to cover it, you may be limited in where you can go.

Floortime in Bethesda! They have groups for different age groups, as well as one-on-one.

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Anonymous wrote:The most effective social skills group is at school, where he can learn and practice with the kids he sees every day. See if the counselor runs a group or lunch bunch. Outside school, Sue Abrams in Rockville runs social thinking groups for that age.

Don't recommend sue Abraham's class.

I'd try a SN camp like lab, newton, or auburn

NP here. I heard good things about Abraham’s group. What do you not like hers?

Alvord and baker now has an office in Chevy Chase Md

If you contact an OT office, they have a lot of glasses and flyers for classes. We go to SkillBuilders.

In Falls Church, there is a woman I love. http://www.parentingplaygroups.com/

Alvord Baker has groups in Silver Spring and Rockville.

Anonymous wrote:The most effective social skills group is at school, where he can learn and practice with the kids he sees every day. See if the counselor runs a group or lunch bunch. Outside school, Sue Abrams in Rockville runs social thinking groups for that age.

Don't recommend sue Abraham's class.

I'd try a SN camp like lab, newton, or auburn

One on one play dates
Incorporate into iep
Extracurricular social skills group

So all of the above

The most effective social skills group is at school, where he can learn and practice with the kids he sees every day. See if the counselor runs a group or lunch bunch. Outside school, Sue Abrams in Rockville runs social thinking groups for that age.

Our DS, who is six and has ADHD, could use some support with his social skills. How would we address this?

Social skills group?
Some kind of therapy?
How would we find out where these things are held? We live in Chevy Chase DC so would look for something in NW DC Or close in MoCo.