Social Skills Superstars is run by allied health professionals, passionate about assisting participants of the NDIS to develop their skills and abilities to navigate social situations effectively.

This program takes our participants on a journey through understanding appropriate social behaviours, conflict resolution, diversity and inclusion, and more. The program aims to teach socially acceptable behaviours that enhance the desirable positive responses, and consequently mitigate those more negative responses.

The strong inclusion of practical activities and a group-based delivery model creates a fun and social learning environment; a session structure will include an education component, skill modelling, role playing, discussion and performance feedback.

Topics will be adjusted and reflective of the participants’ age group, and subsequent level of social competence. Participants are provided with a safe environment to practice teamwork and collaboration, and the opportunity to develop these skills in a social, relaxes setting.

Overall, a social skills program can provide individuals with the tools and confidence they need to succeed in social situations, build positive relationships, and improve their overall well-being. 

Program format options:

• Group program
• Individual 1:1 program
• One day workshops

Age group:

• Over 18 years old

Program outcomes:

Increase social skills and independence in social interaction

Develop/enhance skills to navigate conflict and negative emotions

Develop/enhance knowledge to practice diversity and inclusion

Boosting self-confidence and personality.

Program outline:

Session 1: Foundations of social skills and conversations 

Session 2: Emotional recognition, expression and regulation 

Session 3: Social competence and boundaries 

Session 4: Physical communication and boundaries 

Session 5: Conflict resolution 

Session 6: Putting our skills to practice 

FUNDING:

• $969.90

INCLUSIONS:

• 6-week curriculum with group activities led by a Care Squared provisional psychologist
• A comprehensive program workbook that guides attendees through program content. This is something the attendee can take home for future reference
• End of program summary letter outlining progress in relation to NDIS goals
• End of program social catch up

 FUNDING LINES

Capacity Building: Improved Daily Living  

Capacity Building: Innovative Community Participation 

Capacity Building: Community Participation Activities 

Capacity Building: Improve Health & Wellbeing 

Core Supports: Community, Social & Recreational Activities 

Core Supports: Assessment, Recommendation, Therapy and/or Training** 

**Accessible when provided to support one of the eight disability-related health conditions, and CB:IDL funding has exhausted, only.  

At Care Squared Connect, we believe in tracking progress and providing tangible evidence of success. Once a participant has completed the program, we provide a summary letter that outlines the progress they have made along the way. This summary letter serves as a record of their successes and provides them with a way to reflect on the progress they have made. We are dedicated to providing the best possible experience for our participants and are committed to helping them track their progress.