PEERS® Social Skills

Coming in September

PEERS® is an evidence‑based social‑skills program that provides a highly structured, research‑supported framework for teaching the social behaviors essential to forming and maintaining meaningful relationships. Designed for individuals who experience challenges with social interactions, this program offers step‑by‑step instruction, real‑world practice, and clear strategies that promote lasting skill development.

Through targeted lessons, modeling, role‑play, and guided practice, participants learn practical tools for initiating conversations, building friendships, managing conflict, understanding social cues, and strengthening communication. Each session is delivered in a consistent, supportive environment that encourages confidence, independence, and measurable progress.

PEERS® is especially beneficial for individuals seeking to improve their ability to connect with others, navigate social situations more effectively, and build long‑term, meaningful relationships. The program’s structured approach ensures that skills are taught systematically and reinforced through repetition, coaching, and real‑life application.

  • Improved social skills and ability to navigate social situations

  • Greater self-confidence and social self-efficacy

group stacking hands in colorful sweaters
group stacking hands in colorful sweaters
a chalkboard with the word possible written on it
a chalkboard with the word possible written on it
  • Reduced social anxiety and isolation

  • Initiating, maintaining, and ending conversations

the word friends spelled with scrabbles on a wooden surface
the word friends spelled with scrabbles on a wooden surface
group of people sitting on green grass field during daytime
group of people sitting on green grass field during daytime