webinar

Social competence has become the topic of conversation among parents and professionals around the country as more and more children are reported to be socially struggling and awkward. Good social skills have been shown in studies to be a better indicator of future success than straight ‘A's. The socially awkward child is often regarded as the “misfit”, annoying, rejected and ridiculed by peers. This webinar is for mental health professionals, educators, allied health professionals and parents who want to design effective strategies to solve these problems and help children develop friendships and successful social relationships.

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