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Children who struggle with peer interaction may need support to build social skills like communication, cooperation, and problem-solving through structured activities and guided practice. This summer we are offering a Sensory Play Social Skills Group for children ages five to seven. This group was designed to help encourage children to focus on positive social behavior, strengthen their social communication skills, and improve their peer interaction. Movement, sensory based strategies, and social games are important for the improvement of your child’s social skills. During this group your child will play with their peers, learn how to enter and exit play, problem solve and negotiate, taking turns, sharing, and cooperation. Come join our group Monday thru Thursday, July 13th-16th for some fun and learning. We only have a limited number of spots available so register today. Conclusion Peer interaction plays a vital role in a child’s social and emotional development, and for many children, these skills need extra practice and guidance. Our Sensory Play Social Skills Group for children ages five to seven provides the perfect balance of structured learning and fun. Through movement, sensory-based activities, and interactive social games, children will have the opportunity to strengthen communication, learn cooperation, practice problem-solving, and build confidence in their peer relationships. At New Horizons Wellness Services, our team also provides a wide range of supportive programs to help children and families improve social and emotional skills: Counseling Services – Helping children and families address emotional challenges, build resilience, and strengthen communication skills that support positive peer interaction. Occupational Therapy Services – Focusing on self-regulation, attention, and everyday skills that directly impact how children engage with their peers in social and learning environments. Occupational Therapy for Adults – Supporting adults with strategies for attention, organization, and social participation, which also strengthens family and workplace relationships. Pediatric Occupational Therapy – Providing children with hands-on strategies to improve coordination, self-control, and focus, all of which enhance their ability to engage positively with peers. Social Skills Groups – Offering structured, supportive environments where children practice turn-taking, sharing, cooperation, and problem-solving to strengthen friendships and peer interaction. This summer, join us Monday through Thursday, July 13th–16th, for an engaging and supportive group experience. Spots are limited, so don’t miss the chance to help your child grow socially while having fun, register today to secure your child’s place. Frequently Asked Questions How does sensory play help children improve peer interaction? Sensory play creates engaging, hands-on experiences that encourage children to work together, take turns, and communicate. These activities provide a natural way for children to practice social skills while having fun, making it easier for them to connect with peers. Who is the Sensory Play Social Skills Group designed for? This group is designed for children ages five to seven who may need extra support in developing social skills such as sharing, cooperation, problem-solving, and communication. It is especially helpful for children who struggle with peer relationships or have challenges related to attention, regulation, or social confidence. What other services at New Horizons Wellness Services support peer and social development? In addition to social skills groups, New Horizons Wellness Services offers counseling to address emotional challenges, pediatric occupational therapy to support self-regulation and attention, and occupational therapy for adults who want to strengthen organization and coping strategies. These combined services create a well-rounded approach to improving social growth at all ages.

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