Neurodiverse Social Skills Group

Neurodiverse Social Skills Peers Teens Adults

Join our 14-week social skills group designed for neurodiverse individuals seeking support in various social situations. Utilizing the evidence-based PEERS.

1 Day in-person Therapy Group Series in Walnut Creek, CA

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Sat, Jan 10, 2026

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Sat, Jan 10, 2026

Walnut Creek, CA

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$700 per session

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Who this group is for

This therapy group is designed for neurodiverse individuals, including those with autism and ADHD, who are seeking a supportive community. It is particularly beneficial for college students and working professionals navigating social challenges. Participants will find support in making friends, dealing with conflict, and understanding dating etiquette. If you are looking to build a sense of community and enhance your social skills in a welcoming and understanding environment, this group is an ideal fit for you. Individuals experiencing severe mental health crises or those requiring more intensive, one-on-one therapy may find this group less suitable and should consider alternative support options.

What to expect

By committing to attend every week and actively participating in the 14-week therapy group, clients can expect to gain a variety of specific benefits. In the short term, participants will develop enhanced self-awareness through reflective exercises and group discussions. They will learn practical coping strategies to manage stress and emotional challenges. Additionally, clients will build a supportive network of peers, fostering a sense of community and belonging. Over the long term, clients may experience improved interpersonal skills, enabling them to form healthier relationships. They will likely see increased resilience in facing life's challenges and a greater ability to navigate complex emotions. Furthermore, participants will gain valuable insights into their own behaviors and thought patterns, leading to sustained personal growth and well-being. While the therapeutic process involves emotional ups and downs, the consistent effort and engagement in group exercises and assignments will contribute to these meaningful outcomes. Clients are encouraged to approach the journey with an open mind and a commitment to their own growth.

Jonathan NewsumLMFT Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

With over 30 years of dedicated experience in the behavioral health field, I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) uniquely qualified to lead this therapy group. My extensive experience includes specialized training and work with neurodiverse individuals, allowing me to create a profoundly supportive and inclusive environment. I employ the evidence-based PEERS curriculum, ensuring that participants receive structured, research-backed interventions. My professional credentials, combined with a compassionate and empathetic approach, foster a safe space for growth and development, making me the ideal facilitator for this group therapy experience.

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