THRIVE SPEECH THERAPY
Pediatric Speech & Language Therapy
Clinics in Cypress, Katy, Tomball,
Memorial, Magnolia, & Missouri City!
WE ALSO COME TO YOU!
Daycare - ABA Center
281-982-1313
Insurance Accepted!
OUR PROGRAM
OUR PROGRAM
WHERE KIDS LEARN TO BE KIDS
SSW provides social communication therapy and groups for children in a fun, structured environment. The unique structure of our program also develops speech, language, fine motor, gross motor, and social/play skills in our home office and in the community at various restaurants, playgrounds, and grocery stores. We teach life skills, social skills, play skills, and more!
-Program with weekend times!
-Positive learning environment
-Learning through play
-Individual attention in small groups
WHERE KIDS LEARN TO BE KIDS
SSW provides social communication therapy and groups for children in a fun, structured environment. The unique structure of our program also develops speech, language, fine motor, gross motor, and social/play skills in our home office and in the community at various restaurants, playgrounds, and grocery stores. We teach life skills, social skills, play skills, and more!
-Program with weekend times!
-Positive learning environment
-Learning through play
-Individual attention in small groups
Kids We Serve
Kids We Serve
Children with delayed social skills are a diverse population. Some may have speech-language delays, gross-fine motor delays, cognitive delays, ADHD/ADD, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), or delayed development in the area of play skills resulting from limited opportunities to interact with other children
Did you know?
Did you know?
Social skills/play skills are the basis for which all language is built. Children develop cognitive-academic skills, expressive language skills, gross motor skills,and fine motor skills through play in the early years of life. Basic social skills are present starting at birth!
Age of Technology
Age of Technology
Many children are no longer developing play skills normally. Instead, computers, cell phones, and TVs are the focus of development. While technology is a valuable learning tool, crucial play skills are not developed during technology use. The result is a lack of social/play skills leading to a long-term impact on academic, vocational and interpersonal skills.
Social Communication Workshop
Social Communication Workshop
Teaching social communication/play skills to children in a fun, structured environment
SBC teaches social communication/play skills to children in a fun, structured environment. The unique structure of our program also develops speech, language, fine motor, gross motor, and social/play skills.
Children with social communication disorders/delayed social skills are a diverse population. Some may have speech-language delays, gross-fine motor delays, cognitive delays, ADHD/ADD, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), or delayed development in the area of play skills resulting from limited opportunities to interact with other children.
We use therapeutic methods combined with a specialized curriculum in our social groups. Our lead therapist is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist. Learn more about our program and the enrollment process below.
Is your child a SSW candidate?
Is your child a SSW candidate?
If the answer is “yes” to any of these questions to the right, your child may benefit from SSW.
Does your child have difficulty asking and/or answering questions? (How do you make a sandwich? What did you do in school today?)
Does your child have difficulty making friends because he/she prefers to play alone or does not like to share with others?
Does your child “get stuck” on one topic or type of toy? (Cars, trains, specific movies)
Does your child have difficulty taking turns with others? (In activities or in conversation)
Does your child walk around the perimeter of the playground or prefer to play in the sandbox?
Does your child have difficulty in the classroom setting and following the rules of the class? (Participating in activities, sitting in circle time, standing in line)
Does your child have difficulty in the classroom setting because he/she pushes other children when standing in line or on the playground?
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly do you teach in the social skills workshop?
What exactly do you teach in the social skills workshop?
Group objectives incorporate social communication skills which include but are not limited to: eye contact, turn-taking, requesting information/objects, appropriate answers to wh- questions, appropriate responses to greeting/salutations, following directions, recognizing verbal and nonverbal social cues, predicting social responses, problem-solving, predicting outcomes, maintaining a topic, and asking for help.
How are the social skills workshops set up?
How are the social skills workshops set up?
Groups will not be any larger than 5 children. Each session includes activities which were designed according to a theme or unit. These activities are constructed using: social lessons, board games, role-playing, manipulatives, reinforcers, and community outings (which may incur a small fee).
How long is the workshop?
How long is the workshop?
The groups meet once a week for an hour for four consecutive weeks.
Current Workshops:
Cypress, TX 3/23-4/13 (Saturdays)
***Register by March 20th!
- 10:00 - 11:00 AM
- 12:00 - 1:00 PM
- 2:00 - 3:00 PM
Cypress, TX 3/24-4/14 (Sundays)
***Register by March 20th!
- 3:00-4:00 PM
- 4:30-5:30 PM
Cypress, TX 3/20-4/10 (Wednesdays)
***Register by March 18th!
- 5:00-6:00 PM
What is the cost?
What is the cost?
The cost is $200 which equates ($50.00 per week). There may be an activity fee included depending on the community outing that is scheduled.
Due to our limited number of spaces, we ask that tuition be paid in advance (by the due date listed).