Katie Overcash will be facilitating an ongoing Social Skills group for boys and girls ages 6 – 10 starting in Fall 2013. Please fill out the form if interested in receiving information about the group once it is released. Details are not confirmed about the group as far as length of time, day of theContinue reading “Social Skills Group for Children 6-10 Fall 2013”
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2013 Confident Girls Summer Camp for Adolescents 11 – 14
It is so important for young girls to be confident in themselves and develop a healthy body image, especially with the ever-changing societal pressures, social media images, and access to technology. This “Confident Girls” group for adolescents 11 to 14 will assist girls in enhancing their self-esteem and address topics including: expressing feelings, decision-making, conflictContinue reading “2013 Confident Girls Summer Camp for Adolescents 11 – 14”
Charlotte Christian School – Social Skills Group for Boys 8-10
**Please note, this group is only open to students at Charlotte Christian School** Thank you for your interest in the Social Skills Group after school program. If you want to sign your son up for group, I will need you to click the “Survey” link below and fill out the form. After the survey isContinue reading “Charlotte Christian School – Social Skills Group for Boys 8-10”
Social Skills Group for Boys 11-14 Spring 2012
Early adolescence, ages 11-14, is an important stage of development for boys because they are spending more time with peers, developing their unique identity and recognizing strengths. Adolescents are in Erikson’s stage of “identity vs. identity confusion” where heis looking to attain after exploration and soul searching. If an individual does not accomplish this inContinue reading “Social Skills Group for Boys 11-14 Spring 2012”
Social Skills Group for Boys 5-10 Spring 2012
Middle Childhood, ages 5-10, is an important stage of development. Boys in this stage start school, gain peer groups, begin to understand others, and establish their abilities that make them unique. Boys achieve social competence by exhibiting basic interaction, friendship, communication, empathy, and social rules skills. According to Erikson, children are in the stage ofContinue reading “Social Skills Group for Boys 5-10 Spring 2012”