Group Programs

Building skills, confidence, and connection — together

Our Group Programs are therapist-led, small-group sessions designed to support children and young people to build practical life skills, emotional regulation, and social confidence in a safe and supportive environment.

Groups provide opportunities to practice skills in real time with peers, while still receiving guidance, structure, and therapeutic support. All programs are intentionally planned and aligned with each participant’s individual goals.

What makes our groups different

Our group programs are guided and therapeutic, not unstructured social groups. Each program is designed to include:

• Small group sizes to allow for individual attention

• Guided peer interaction

• Clear structure, routine, and expectations

• Active skill-building through real-life practice

• A safe, supportive environment that promotes confidence and independence

Groups are formed based on shared skill needs, age, and developmental stage.

Who group programs are for

Group programs may support children and young people to develop:

• Emotional regulation and coping skills

• Social communication and peer interaction

• Confidence and self-esteem

• Following instructions, routines, and sequences

• Turn-taking, patience, and frustration tolerance

• Practical life skills and independence

• Transition skills across school, social, or daily routines

Programs may be accessed privately or through funded supports e.g., NDIS, where applicable.

How groups are delivered

Groups are delivered in small, therapist-led sessions, with activities structured to support skill development while remaining engaging, age-appropriate, and responsive to individual needs within the group.

Getting started

If you’re interested in group programs for your child or young adult, we’re happy to discuss current or upcoming groups, suitability for participation, and how group programs may complement existing supports.