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SOCIAL GROUPS
Social communication therapy in thoughtfully designed small groups that allow for real-time social support. We strive for our social groups to be neurodiversity-affirming, equipping children with skills to meet their own personal social goals. Many of our groups are curriculum based, with curriculums designed with clients' specific needs in mind.
DYADS
With 2:1 or 1:1 clinician to child support, dyads offer opportunities to generalize skills to new settings and communication partners. With thoughtfully paired peer matches, kids can work on a variety of skills including speech sound production, receptive and expressive language skills, and social pragmatics.

HOW TO GET STARTED:
intake forms
After we've connected, you'll be sent forms to complete. Fill out information about your child so we can find the group best fit for them.
Screening & Evaluation
If your child has a recent evaluation, upload it to our portal. If not, we'll work with you to schedule a screening or evaluation.
GROUP OR
DYAD
Sessions
​Our clinicians work with your child to build their skills in a group or dyad session. Check out below for more on what this might look like.
check-in
Every three months, or at the end of your curriculum-based social group, you'll receive a written report about your child's progress with updated recommendations.
What will it look like?
supported play
The best fit for your child might be a non-curriculum, weekly group primarily structured around supported free play. Kids work on collaboratively creating a play plan, social problem solving, and more.
Special Interest
Groups
LEGO®, Pokémon, and more!
Talk Time Boston offers special interest social groups where kids can work on their social communication skills, meet friends with similar interests, and more, all with a focus on something they're passionate about.
curriculum-based
groups
Carefully designed by communication experts, our social group curriculums are 8-10 week programs that center around a theme and specific social communication skills. Some of our previous and current curriculum offerings include: ​
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