Social Communication

Who this is for

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You might notice your child:

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• Finds conversations difficult or doesn’t know how to keep them going

• Struggles to interact or connect with peers

• Misunderstands social cues (like tone of voice, facial expressions, or body language)

• Prefers to play alone most of the time

• Finds back-and-forth interaction challenging

• Has difficulty understanding nonverbal communication

• Lacks confidence in social situations

• Has social communication challenges related to language delays, Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), autism, or ADHD

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If this sounds like your child, support can help them build confidence and meaningful connections with others.