Summer Programs

School Age Sessions

Children Gathering in PERSON
Wednesday 4:00 - 5:30
$1,350 for 6 weeks

Children 7-12 years of age, join together in an age appropriate community to socialize, have fun and grow together.

Zoom and in -person sessions are led by professionals along with teaching artists and peer role models. Our school age after-school sessions provide a focus to build social skills and emotional resiliency during which time we play, make friends, and strengthen community relationships. We begin each session with a warm-up experience, followed by skill-building activities, reflection and a farewell wrap-up. We gently guide a program of activities to help children Model, Practice, Reinforce & Generalize valuable social skills that will help them more successfully navigate their life’s journey.

The focus of this summer program is on social and emotional development:
Flexibility & Resilience • Pride & Self-Esteem • Empathy & Compassion • Verbal & Non-Verbal • Conversation Skills • Developing Friendships • Self-Awareness & Self-Regulation • Understanding Emotions

Teen Sessions

Teen Gatherings in PERSON
Tuesdays 4:00 - 5:30
$1,350 for 6 weeks
Teen Gatherings on ZOOM
Wednesdays 6:15-7:15
$450 for 6 weeks

At the Meeting House, Teens share a place to connect with peers and compare how to navigate their growing personal identity.

In person or on ZOOM, Teens in our supportive environment, openly converse and relate to each other about everyday social challenges at home, at school and out in their community. Our experienced Social Worker and Team relate to teens easily with activities, including group dinners, interactive team building games, visual media and role playing exercises.

Young Adult & College Life Sessions

Gatherings in PERSON
Tuesdays 6:00 - 7:30
$1,350 for 6 weeks

We provide emotional support, social skills training, and help with executive functioning, with a focus on transition into college and the potential challenges individuals may face.

The issues college and college bound students have to deal with: Challenges of living on your own • Managing their own budget (financial wellness) • Setting their own schedule (executive functioning and organizational strategies) • Structuring their studies alone • Living in a new city or town without parental supervision.

Strengthening Social Skills: Isolation is the enemy of positive adjustment. College support groups help students develop the confidence and skills they need to feel more comfortable and confident in social situations, and learn to be more assertive and expressive.

Providing Emotional Support: Learn how to cope with emotional challenges in effective ways through proper self-care and prioritization of mental health.

Gaining Independence: Sometimes struggling students turn to their parents for support. Though parents can offer long-distance relief, college related support groups help students to develop the confidence to stand on their own and become self-reliant.

Parenting Support Group Sessions

Gatherings on Zoom
Monday 10:00 AM
$40 per Session

A weekly conversation on the joys & challenges of parenting during childhood.

As parents, the prism that we look at ourselves and the world through is grounded in the qualities and attributes of social and emotional Intelligence. As part of these discussions we encourage and develop skills around Self- Awareness, Mindfulness, Respect, Empathy, Listening, Perspective and Resilience. These are skills that help us engage with each other more meaningfully and productively.

Through facilitated conversations and support groups we deliver informative discussions to bring understanding, awareness and changes.