Three connected areas of growth
Social skills & communication
Practicing conversations, social awareness, peer interaction, self-expression, and responding in social situations.
Executive functioning
Developing attention, working memory, flexible thinking, organization, planning, and self-monitoring.
Functional communication
Using communication skills to express needs, preferences, and ideas across everyday environments.
Everyday life skills
Using practical activities to work on sequencing, following multistep directions, problem-solving, and independence.
Integrating Seeds of Learning
Rebecca integrates the Seeds of Learning framework to consider cognitive processes that influence learning, communication, and independence.
Foundational processes
Perception, attention, working memory, and inhibition.
Developing executive skills
Cognitive flexibility, self-monitoring, self-correction, initiation, time management, and pacing.
Complex executive skills
Planning, organization, prioritization, anticipation, analysis, and decision-making.
Applying skills in context
Activities can involve conversation prompts, choosing and sharing preferences, organizing a task, or sequencing everyday routines.
A LOOK INSIDE OUR SESSIONS
Thoughtful activities. Everyday progress.
Explore examples of learning materials Rebecca has created for clients. These activities can support social communication, executive functioning, and practical life skills. Select any card to see a larger preview.
Sample instructional materials shown with provider permission pending. Specific activities and goals are individualized; these examples do not represent a fixed curriculum for every client.