Social Skills

As human beings, we are social creatures at our core. At The FSL, we often find that our clients’ social experiences have been fraught with anxiety, avoidance and/or missing certain social cues. We recognize the importance of social skill-building for young adults in order to build a lifelong network of friends, family, co-workers and community.

Our quest is to integrate our clients into our supportive community of understanding peers so that they can assist each other in learning and developing the skills necessary to develop and maintain friends and community.

Types Of Social Skill Support For Young Adults At The FSL

Our dedicated social skills groups are designed to promote healthy peer-based socialization and exposure to social engagements. Through these social events our clients are encouraged to put into practice the skills they are learning to manage social anxiety and form interpersonal relationships.

Our community space brings our clients together in a casual and supportive environment to help foster healthy connection and peer-based interactions. Whether gathering for events or just enjoying downtime between services, we often find our clients reading a book, working on an academic or vocational project or just appreciating conversation with other members of the community.