A workshop for children AND their parent based on the UCLA PEERS® Program
When: December 5th 10am-11:15am
Location: 9939 Hibert St. Suite 202, San Diego
Cost: $60 per parent + child pair
Does your child want stronger friendships?
Help them learn the unwritten rules of making and keeping friends.
PEERS® Parent + Child Friendship Workshop
For ages 8–13
In this interactive workshop, kids will practice practical social skills while parents learn how to coach those same skills at home.
Try PEERS® Before Committing to a Full Program
This workshop will help your child:
Learn how to plan and organize successful playdates.
Practice inviting friends and making plans together.
Choose activities that everyone can enjoy.
Learn how to be a good host and make friends feel welcome.
Handle disagreements, changes in plans, and unexpected challenges.
What We’ll Practice
Kids will learn concrete PEERS® strategies for planning and enjoying successful playdates, including choosing activities, being a good host, and keeping the fun going! Skills will be taught through direct instruction, behavioral rehearsal, games, and role play. Parents will learn how to support and coach these skills at home to help their children build stronger, lasting friendships.
A workshop for children AND their parent based on the UCLA PEERS® Program
When: December 5th 10am-11:15am
Location: 9939 Hibert St. Suite 202, San Diego
Cost: $60 per parent + child pair
Does your child want stronger friendships?
Help them learn the unwritten rules of making and keeping friends.
PEERS® Parent + Child Friendship Workshop
For ages 8–13
In this interactive workshop, kids will practice practical social skills while parents learn how to coach those same skills at home.
Try PEERS® Before Committing to a Full Program
This workshop will help your child:
Learn how to plan and organize successful playdates.
Practice inviting friends and making plans together.
Choose activities that everyone can enjoy.
Learn how to be a good host and make friends feel welcome.
Handle disagreements, changes in plans, and unexpected challenges.
What We’ll Practice
Kids will learn concrete PEERS® strategies for planning and enjoying successful playdates, including choosing activities, being a good host, and keeping the fun going! Skills will be taught through direct instruction, behavioral rehearsal, games, and role play. Parents will learn how to support and coach these skills at home to help their children build stronger, lasting friendships.
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