Social communication skills help us connect with others through, language, eye contact, facial expression, gesture, and an understanding of social rules that are often unspoken. These skills typically develop over time through everyday interactions.
However, some children may find social communication more difficult, particularly in unfamiliar or demanding situations. This can lead to feelings of confusion, anxiety or frustration, and may affect their ability to build and maintain relationships.
I offer support in the following areas:
Communication and interaction needs
Understanding and supporting Autism Spectrum Conditions
Developing friendships and social connection
Together, we can explore each child’s unique strengths and needs to identify strategies that support meaningful interaction and positive social experiences.