Carolina Family Frontiers, LLC

Supervision and Consultation:

Supervisor/Consultant will develop and provide individualized treatment plans, model behavioral and educational interventions, and offer parents and therapists detailed trainings on effective techniques for managing maladaptive behaviors to friendship development. Families, therapists, and child will meet with their supervisor on a bi-weekly basis to review and evaluate child's home program.

Social Skills Group  

Carolina Family Frontiers is now providing the opportunity for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders to practice social skills building in a comfortable, safe environment.  The groups goals, depending on the child and age, may include, but are not limited to: greetings, sharing, turn -taking, conversational skills, negotiating, waiting, joint attention,  social cues, emotions, peer responding, cooperative play,  Theory of Mind,and Executive Functioning Skills. 

Social skills are the foundation from which all learning occurs!  Without the direct teaching of social skills, some children may find the world of learning a difficult one to navigate.  By providing successful opportunities in a small social skills group, with the ultimate goal of generalizing the skills to a larger group (e.g., school, park, cub scouts, Sunday School, and the  community at large), the child is "set-up" to succeed.!