Peer play groups are social groups structured around an individual child's interests, personality and needs. Using the Integrated Play Model, groups focus on building language, symbolic and social skills. Trained play guides facilitate social opportunities and help peers better understand and interact with their friends on the autism spectrum. Play is designed to provide the child with internally motivating activities and peer interactions to lessen dependence on adult facilitation. Peer play groups are designed to provide a haven for children to create genuine play worlds together where they may reach their social and imaginative potential, as well as have fun and make friends.  

Cost: Peer Play groups are $250 for 6 weeks with report at end of the session.  Expert players participate at no cost.

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