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bridge the gap between therapy and the real world. And after an intensive treatment experience, continued practice matters! For children who recently completed Adventure Camp or another intensive therapy program, Social Exposure Groups provide opportunities to keep practicing newly strengthened skills before returning to school. Through structured, community-based exposures, children practice talking, interacting, problem-solving, and navigating real-world situations while building greater independence.
For children with selective mutism, social anxiety, or social phobia, every successful exposure is another opportunity to strengthen the skills they will need when they walk through the school doors. Keep the momentum going—practice brave before going back to school!
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