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Social Group Programs

It’s friendship time! Group settings are a great way for kids to learn and grow, and we offer a variety of group sessions co lead by a speech-language pathologist and occupational therapist designed to meet the unique needs and interests of each child.

If you have any questions, feel free to call our office or email us. We accept both insurance and private pay funding for our groups.

Read below to learn more about our Social Group Programs.

Mini Milestones™ (Ages 1 - 1½)

Castle Rock: Mondays 11:00-11:45 AM

The goal of the group is to provide caregivers with strategies to use with their one-year-old to keep them on-track for their developmental milestones. This 10-week group will target 10 different language techniques for caregivers to learn and use with the book “We Can Talk” by Rachel Arntson. Our speech therapist will implement each strategy in the group sessions while coaching caregivers on use of strategies and home carryover. Our occupational therapist is a certified infant massage coach, who will teach strategies that can help improve sensory, state regulation, and motor development. 

Health and Hygiene (Ages 13-18)

Castle Rock: Thursdays 5:00 – 5:45PM

Health and Hygiene teaches tweens and teens with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities essential life skills in health, hygiene, personal safety, and social relationships. Through hands-on activities led by an SLP and OT, participants build confidence in understanding their bodies, practicing daily hygiene, navigating friendships and boundaries, and making safe, respectful choices at home, school, and in the community.

Sports Club (Ages 4-6)

Castle Rock: Mondays 4:30 – 5:00PM

 A movement and skill-based group structure emphasizing developmentally appropriate strength, agility, and teamwork skills to prepare children for participation in community sports activities. Activities will emphasize body awareness, speed, balance, ball skills, and teamwork to provide children with a general  introduction for structured sport participation.

Preschool Playskills™ (Ages 2-3)

Castle Rock: Wednesdays 9:00-9:45 AM 

Colorado Springs: Wednesdays 9:00-9:45 AM

The Preschool Playskills™ group is a therapeutic approach to social development, run by licensed speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists. It is designed to develop play skills while eliciting age-appropriate language through natural opportunities for social interactions. Children will be engaged in a variety of adult and child-directed activities in order to develop skills for preschool like: joint attention, circle-time, waiting, turn-taking, sharing, and pairing language with nonverbal social skills, as well as activities with a focus on fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing development.

Lunch Bunch (Ages 3-5)

Castle Rock: Fridays 12:30-1:15 PM

Colorado Springs: Fridays 1:30-2:15pm

Lunch Bunch focuses on building social relationships with children who have recently started or are preparing to enter school. Led by licensed speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, the group supports attention to peers, listening skills, turn-taking, social language, friendship-building strategies, fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing during lunch time.

Snack and Speak (Ages 3-7.5)

Littleton: Fridays 12:50 PM

Castle Rock: Tuesdays 4:15 PM

Colorado Springs: Thursdays 4:30 PM

Snack and Speak focuses on building social relationships with children who have recently started or are preparing to enter school. During snack time, children practice peer attention, listening, turn-taking, conversation, friendship-building, fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing in a supportive group setting.

Social Power™ (Ages 7½ - 11)

Castle Rock:

    • School Age (7-9 years old) Wednesdays 4:15-5:00 PM

    • Tweens (9-11 years old) Wednesdays 5:15-6:00 PM

Colorado Springs: Wednesdays 4:00-4:45pm

The Social Power™ social skills groups will focus on ways to break down, discuss and implement abstract social concepts with middle-school and high-school students, run by licensed speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, and utilizing the Michelle Garcia Winner Social Thinking curriculum. Lessons are organized into categories that include friendship, perspective taking, self-monitoring, being part of a group, effective communication, making plans to be with others, problem-solving, and more, as well as activities with a focus on fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing development. Practical life skills will be addressed through monthly field trips into the community.

Teens and Tweens™ (Ages 12-17)

Colorado Springs: Wednesdays 4:45-5:30 PM

Meets three weeks per month; Group does not meet in July and December

Our Tweens and Teens group is designed to help teens develop essential daily living and social skills in a supportive, hands-on environment. Each month, we focus on a specific area of Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) and Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as time management, community skills, building friendships, personal hygiene, and more.

Led by a speech-language pathologist and an occupational therapist, this group targets IADLs, executive functioning, social communication, and practical skills for use in everyday life. To make learning even more engaging, occasional field trips provide real-world opportunities to practice these skills in the community.

Mind-Body Connections™ (Ages 9-12)

Castle Rock: Contact us for more information!

The Mind-Body Connections™ Group uses the Interoception Curriculum to provide an evidence-based, step-by-step framework for helping various learners discover more about their own unique body-emotion-action connections. Because interoception helps us to be clear on how our body feels, it becomes a vital aspect of successfully regulating our body needs and emotions and, in turn, participating meaningfully in a variety of occupations in daily life.

Special Olympics Young Athletes Motor Skills™ (Ages 3-5)

Castle Rock: Contact us for more information!

Join us for a fun introduction to basic sport skills, balance, coordination, and motor movement facilitated by our Occupational Therapy practitioners. This program will utilize components of the Special Olympics Young Athletes Program to provide children with activities, games and therapeutic exercises to meet their individual skill and ability levels in a fun play-based inclusive environment.

Handwriting Club™ (Ages 4-5)

Castle Rock: Contact us for more information!

Handwriting Club™ is divided into groups designed to match specific skill and age levels. A small group size and interactive indoor gym promotes a positive approach to learning an often difficult and challenging skill. Our certified occupational therapists will incorporate multi-sensory strategies and whole brain learning – featuring the Handwriting without Tears program.

Fun With Fluency™ (Call For Info)

Castle Rock: Call to Schedule

The Fun with Fluency™ is a stuttering support group that integrates peer support, discussion, fluency technique practice and desensitization activities to help build strong communication skills, all while having fun! Fun with Fluency combines indirect and direct therapies and integrates fluency shaping with stuttering modification, as needed.

Fitness with Friends™ (Ages 9-12)

Castle Rock: Contact us for more information!

Want your child to take on a healthy and fun lifestyle? This course focuses on introducing various types of exercise , the benefits that they provide, and how they can be incorporated into their daily schedules. Each week, we focus on specific type of work out from resistance training with weights, to yoga, walking, circuit training, and more. Each session will begin with a warm up and end with a cool down period to prevent injury. This course is a great way to show that exercise can be fun and to boost your child’s confidence and self esteem.

Sensory Ninja (Ages 6-8)

Parker: Tuesdays 1:25 PM

Sensory Ninja is a movement-based group focused on team building, self-regulation, and friendship skills. Children participate in obstacle courses and partner activities while practicing calming strategies, body and mind check-ins, following directions, cheering on peers, conflict resolution, cooperation, and conversation skills.

K Prep (Ages 4-6)

Centennial: Thursdays 2:00 PM

Parker: Thursdays 8:45 AM

Littleton: Thursdays 9:20 AM

Westminster: Tuesdays 9:55 AM

K Prep supports children in developing the skills needed for a successful transition to kindergarten. Through structured activities and guided play, children practice classroom routines such as listening to instructions, raising their hand, waiting their turn, participating in group discussions, following multi-step directions, cooperating with peers, and building confidence, attention, and self-regulation.

Lego Group (Ages 6-9)

Westminster: Mondays 11:05 AM

Lego Group is a creative, play-based group that uses LEGO® bricks to help children build developmental and social skills. Through guided building challenges and collaborative projects, children practice fine motor coordination, planning, problem-solving, teamwork, communication, cooperation, imagination, and creative thinking.

Life Skills Group

Contact us for more information!

A hands-on group that teaches essential skills such as dressing, hygiene, meal prep, and time management to build confidence and independence.

Handwriting Skills Group

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Targeted activities to enhance fine motor control, pencil grip, and handwriting techniques—making writing more fun and functional.

Team Building (Ages 7-10)

Centennial: Thursdays 1:00 PM

Team Building supports children in developing cooperation, communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills through structured gross and fine motor games. Led by a physical therapist, children have functional opportunities to take turns, work with peers, and practice group problem-solving with therapeutic support.

Craft Club (Ages 6-10)

Centennial: Tuesdays 1:25 PM

Littleton: Mondays 9:20 AM

Westminster: Thursdays 11:15 AM

Craft Club gives children opportunities to build fine motor and social language skills while exploring creativity through hands-on projects. Children practice turn-taking, conversation, collaboration, following directions, describing, and problem-solving while engaging in shared creative experiences with peers.

Executive FUNctioning (Ages 9-11)

Centennial: Thursdays 10:30 AM

Executive FUNctioning supports children in developing important executive functioning skills used across school, home, and social settings. Led by an occupational therapist, this group introduces and practices problem-solving, following directions, flexibility, prioritizing, planning, time management, self-control, and working memory through group-based activities.

Movement Mondays (Ages 7-9)

Parker: Mondays 10:30 AM

Movement Mondays is a movement-based group focused on gross motor skills, coordination, body awareness, and teamwork. Each week, children explore sports and physical activities through structured games, skill-building drills, and group challenges that support confidence, following directions, cooperative play, sportsmanship, and positive communication.

Literacy Craft Group (Ages 8-12)

Parker: Mondays 1:25 PM

Literacy Craft Group combines reading, storytelling, discussion, and hands-on craft activities to strengthen comprehension, sequencing, vocabulary, and self-expression. Collaborative projects also provide opportunities to practice turn-taking, perspective taking, peer conversation, creativity, and confidence in a supportive social setting.

Awesome AAC Communicators (Ages 6-8)

Littleton: Mondays 10:30 AM

Awesome AAC Communicators supports children in using AAC to communicate wants, needs, ideas, and social messages while building confidence interacting with peers.

AAC Caregiver Group (Parents of AAC users)

Littleton: Tuesdays 10:30 AM

AAC Caregiver Group provides caregivers of AAC users with support, education, and practical strategies to encourage communication carryover across daily routines.

Rs and Crafts (Ages 7+)

Littleton: Mondays 12:55 PM

Rs and Crafts combines weekly craft projects with articulation practice focused on different “R” sounds. The group offers additional opportunities for speech practice in a social, creative setting that complements ongoing therapy sessions.

Sensory Science Group (Ages 8-10)

Littleton: Wednesdays 10:30 AM

Sensory Science Group addresses sensory processing with an emphasis on interoceptive awareness and sensory regulation in a social group setting. Activities also support expressive language and social concepts such as turn-taking, sharing, compromise, and peer interaction.

Tiny Talkers (Ages 1-4)

Littleton: Tuesdays 9:20 AM

Denver: Mondays 9:55 AM

Tiny Talkers helps young children build vocabulary, early communication, and social skills through play and peer interaction in a small group setting. Parents and caregivers participate to learn practical strategies that support language development and carryover at home.

Classroom Readiness (Ages 3-5)

Westminster: Wednesdays 12:50 PM

Denver: Thursdays 11:10 AM

Classroom Readiness helps children build foundational skills for success in a preschool classroom. Through structured play, circle time activities, and interactive games, children practice classroom routines such as raising their hand, waiting their turn, sharing materials, following group rules, participating in structured activities, and interacting with peers and teachers.

Mini Movers (Ages 4-6)

Westminster: Fridays 9:20 AM

Mini Movers is a movement-based group focused on team building, self-regulation, and confidence. Children participate in obstacle courses, calming strategies, body check-ins, and partner or team activities while practicing empathy, following directions, perspective taking, conflict resolution, cooperation, peer communication, and new motor challenges.

Bike and Balance (Ages 6-10)

Westminster: Thursdays 9:20 AM

Bike and Balance uses bike riding as a fun, engaging way to build motor, social, and safety skills. Through guided riding activities and group games, children practice impulse control, safety awareness, body awareness, balance, bilateral coordination, teamwork, and confidence with bike riding.

Social Ninja (Ages 6-12)

Westminster: Wednesdays 9:20 AM

Denver: Tuesdays 1:30 PM

Denver: Wednesdays 1:30 PM

Social Ninja is a movement-based social group that focuses on teamwork, confidence, and self-regulation through obstacle courses and group activities. Children practice cheering on peers, showing kindness, working together, calming strategies, body and mind check-ins, cooperation, problem-solving, and initiating conversations with peers.

Social Power (Ages 7-12)

Castle Rock: Wednesdays 5:15 PM

Castle Rock: Wednesdays 4:15 PM

Colorado Springs: Wednesdays 4:00 PM

Social Power focuses on breaking down, discussing, and practicing abstract social concepts using the Michelle Garcia Winner Social Thinking curriculum. Led by licensed speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, lessons address friendship, perspective taking, self-monitoring, group participation, effective communication, planning with others, problem-solving, fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing.

Preschool Playskills (Ages 2-3.5)

Castle Rock: Wednesdays 9:00 AM

Colorado Springs: Wednesdays 9:00 AM

Preschool Playskills is a therapeutic approach to social development led by licensed speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists. The group is designed to develop play skills and age-appropriate language through natural social interactions, including joint attention, circle time, waiting, turn-taking, sharing, pairing language with nonverbal social skills, fine and gross motor skills, and sensory processing.

Fun with Fluency School Age (Ages 7-9)

Castle Rock: Wednesdays 5:00 PM

Fun with Fluency is a stuttering support group that integrates peer support, discussion, fluency technique practice, and desensitization activities to help children build strong communication skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Fun with Fluency Tweens (Ages 10-12)

Castle Rock: Mondays 4:00 PM

Fun with Fluency is a stuttering support group that integrates peer support, discussion, fluency technique practice, and desensitization activities to help tweens build strong communication skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Bike and Bounce (Ages 5-8)

Castle Rock: Thursdays 10:00 AM

Bike and Bounce is a structured group focused on team ball activities and bike-riding skills. Children alternate between bike safety, balance, and riding practice, and ball skills such as bouncing, throwing, catching, and dribbling while working together to create and play group games.

Social Power Teens (Ages 13+)

Colorado Springs: Wednesdays 4:45 PM

Social Power Teens helps teens develop daily living, social communication, and executive functioning skills in a supportive, hands-on environment. Monthly topics may include time management, community skills, friendship-building, personal hygiene, and other practical skills, with occasional field trips for real-world practice.

Teen Social Group (Ages 13-16)

Denver: Tuesdays 3:45 PM

Teen Social Group is designed for teens to practice social skills and higher-level executive functioning skills. Participants work on conversation, building and maintaining friendships, managing tasks, calming strategies for stress and anxiety, simple meal planning, social problem-solving, and practicing skills with peers.

K Prep Handwriting (Ages 4-6)

Denver: Mondays 11:05 AM

K Prep Handwriting supports kindergarten readiness with a focus on early literacy and prewriting skills. Children practice looking at books, listening to stories, answering questions, letter recognition, spelling their name, circle time participation, structured group activities, and peer play.

Move and Groove (Ages 5-8)

Denver: Wednesdays 11:10 AM

Move and Groove integrates dance, physical therapy, and speech therapy to support coordination, motor planning, communication, and social engagement. Children participate in music and structured dance activities while practicing following directions, sequencing movements, body awareness, imitation, peer interaction, self-regulation, and confidence.

Mini Social Ninja (Ages 3-5)

Denver: Tuesdays 9:20 AM

Mini Social Ninja is a movement-based social group focused on team building, self-regulation, and friendship skills. Children participate in obstacle courses and partner activities while practicing calming strategies, body and mind check-ins, following directions, cheering on peers, cooperation, conflict resolution, and peer communication.