Social Skills Group

Support your child’s social and emotional development in a fun, engaging, and confidence-building environment.

Date: Tuesdays starting May 6, 2025

Time: 5:00 – 6:00 PM

Who: Children in Grades 4–6

Where: Beaumont Rec Centre

Cost: $110 per session

A $50 non-refundable deposit is required at the time of registration.

Weekly Themes

  • Week 1: Self- and Other-Awareness

  • Week 2: Self Regulation and Emotions

  • Week 3: Initiating and Maintaining Conversation

  • Week 4: Social and Non-Verbal Cues

  • Week 5: Conflict Resolution and Problem Solving

  • Week 6: Being a Good Friend

Social Skills Group for Kids (Grades 4–6)

Is your child shy, struggling to make friends, or having difficulty navigating social situations?

You’re not alone—and there’s support. Our Social Skills Group, led by Dr. Mercy, is designed to help children in grades 4–6 learn and practice vital interpersonal skills that set the foundation for healthy relationships and self-esteem.

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What Your Child Will Learn

Over six weeks, participants will develop essential social and emotional skills through interactive group activities, pro-social games, and guided discussions. This group is a safe space for children to connect, grow, and build friendships while learning how to:

  • Develop self- and other-awareness

  • Regulate their emotions in social settings

  • Start and maintain conversations

  • Understand and use social and non-verbal cues

  • Resolve conflicts and problem-solve effectively

  • Be a good friend and community member

Meet Your Facilitator

DR. MERCY YEBOAH-AMPADU ,Child Therapist Lead & Registered Social Worker,

Dr. Mercy Yeboah-Ampadu

Child Therapy Lead

Registered Social Worker

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Why Social Skills Matter

Strong social skills are essential for success—in school, at home, and in life. Children who feel confident in social interactions are more likely to have positive peer relationships, perform well academically, and develop higher self-esteem.

Reserve Your Child’s Spot Today

Spots are limited and fill quickly! Give your child the opportunity to grow socially and emotionally in a supportive and empowering group setting.

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