PEERS® Training Start Dates
PEERS® for Young Adults
PEERS® for Young Adults (ages 18-25)
Summer 2022: To Be Announced
Fall 2022: To Be Announced
Topics include:
- Entering and exiting conversations
- Conversational skills
- Using humor appropriately
- Choosing appropriate friends
- Dating etiquette/skills
- Handling arguments and disagreements
- Handling rejection, teasing, and bullying
PEERS® for Adolescents
PEERS® for Adolescents (ages 13-17)
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!
Upcoming Groups:
Summer 2020: To Be Announced
Fall 2020: To Be Announced
The PEERS® Program is a 16-week research-based program that teaches individuals how to make and keep friends. It was developed at UCLA in 2005 and shows lasting social benefits over time. Completion of the PEERS® program benefits nearly everyone, and is particularly beneficial for individuals with ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other social challenges. Groups are developed to ensure similar levels of functioning across group members.
Topics include:
- Entering and exiting conversations
- How to find common interests by trading information
- Conversational skills
- Using humor appropriately
- Choosing appropriate friends
- How to be a good sport
- Handling arguments and disagreements
- Handling rejection, teasing, and bullying
PEERS® for Children
PEERS® for Children (ages 9-12)
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!
Upcoming Groups:
Summer 2020: To Be Announced
Fall 2020: To Be Announced
The PEERS® Program is a 16-week research-based program that teaches individuals how to make and keep friends. It was developed at UCLA in 2005 and shows lasting social benefits over time. Completion of the PEERS® program benefits nearly everyone, and is particularly beneficial for individuals with ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or other social challenges. Groups are developed to ensure similar levels of functioning across group members.
Topics include:
- Entering and exiting conversations
- How to find common interests by trading information
- Conversational skills
- Using humor appropriately
- Choosing appropriate friends
- How to be a good sport
- Handling arguments and disagreements
- Handling rejection, teasing, and bullying
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CONTACT US
CALIFORNIA
The Inner Fokus California Office is located at
PO Box 65
Laguna Beach,
CA 92652
Phone: 949.393.4219
Fax: 877.310.9920
MINNESOTA
The Inner Fōkus Minnesota office is located in the historic Board of Trade building in downtown Duluth.
301 W 1st Street, Ste 200
Duluth,
MN 55802
Phone: 218.491.0746
Fax: 877.310.9920