About
They provide memorable social skills lessons and structured social practice opportunities with a fun reward system, compassionate social coaching, and an emphasis on developing self-awareness and self-regulation. The program is led by licensed professional counselors who are cross-trained to teach social skills and treat emotional issues. They offer a range of services, including social skills therapy, school-based social skills therapy groups, and consultation and training services for camps and schools. The Art of Friendship Social Skills Program has four convenient locations around the Philadelphia metro area, including Haverford, Center City, Paoli, and Plymouth Meeting. They also offer school-based social skills therapy groups in public or private schools, which can help to decrease conflict, bullying, and increase cooperation among students. The program's goal is to create the ideal social skills training environment for each child, and they work closely with parents and support professionals to achieve this goal.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Social Skills Groups
Weekly, one-hour social skills groups are offered for children between the ages of 4-19 years, both with and without diagnoses such as Autism level 1, ADHD, learning differences, anxiety, and more.
School-Based Social Skills Therapy Groups
Social skills therapy groups are offered in public or private schools to help decrease conflict, bullying, and increase cooperation among students.
Consultation and Training Services
The Art of Friendship Social Skills Program offers consultation and training services for camps and schools to help them develop and implement social skills training programs.
Camp Pegasus
Camp Pegasus is a social skills camp that provides a fun and supportive environment for children to learn and practice social skills.