Social & Motor Skills Group

Small, structured group sessions at our clinic in the West Island or directly in your school that help children with autism, ADHD, and developmental challenges build social skills, coordination, and confidence.

What Children Gain in Our Group

Through guided activities and play, children practice turn-taking, cooperation, following directions, and developing motor coordination while having fun with peers in a safe environment.

Focus Areas in Sessions

Social Interaction

Practicing conversation, sharing, turn-taking, and cooperative play skills.

Motor Skills

Activities to improve coordination, balance, and fine motor skills needed for daily life.

Confidence & Self-Esteem

Encouragement and positive reinforcement to help children feel capable and included.

Group Problem-Solving

Teaching children to navigate challenges with peers in structured, guided scenarios.

Who This Is For

This group is designed for children who benefit from structured support in developing social, emotional, and motor skills in a group setting. It is especially helpful for children who need guided practice interacting with peers, following group routines, and building confidence in shared activities. We carefully curate groups based on age, personality, challenges, and needs.

It is often a good fit for children with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, developmental delays, or social communication differences, as well as children who may feel unsure or overwhelmed in group environments but are ready to build these skills gradually.

  • Children who need support with peer interaction and group participation
  • Children with ASD, ADHD, or developmental differences
  • Children working on coordination, motor skills, or body awareness
  • Children building confidence in structured social settings

Session Structure

Warm-up, guided activities, cooperative games, and reflection at the end. Each session is engaging, supportive, and designed to help children grow their skills in a fun group environment.

Join a Group

Support your child’s social and motor development with our structured group sessions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Children who would benefit from extra practice with social interaction, cooperative play, turn‑taking, and basic gross and fine motor activities often benefit from social & motor skills groups.

Groups meet regularly, and each session includes activities that encourage communication, collaboration, listening, taking turns, and engaging in movement games or tasks that build strength and coordination. Sessions are typically 1 hour per week, for a set number of weeks.

Sessions for this group run in 6-12 week cycles.