Flourish Group Programs-Summer 2026

Celebrating Diversity in Social Intelligence

9 week group series

All Paperwork and Payment is Due by May 7, 2026

Session Runs June 1st through August 7th

(no groups June 29-July 3)

Summer Group Registration (Click to Register)

Clinicians provide a flexible environment; honoring individual sensory, emotional, and communication needs. Our dynamic teams allow for all children to learn, grow, and flourish through a variety of activities including movement, play, communication and games. 

Not sure if our group programming is right for your child? Please contact our director to inquire about group readiness skills and how your child can be most successful in our group programming. Group readiness skills help ensure your child will have a positive experience and get the most out of what our groups have to offer. If your child is demonstrating some but not all of these skills, we recommend to first focus on individual services (i.e. speech or occupational therapy) prior to enrolling in group programming to help your child prepare for future group participation, as some skills are most appropriate to be targeted in a 1:1 setting. (Please note that 1:1 support is NOT able to be provided during our group programs.)

Group recommendations are made by the clinicians towards the end of each group session. If your child is not yet ready to participate alongside other kids in a group setting without physically disrupting self or others or is not yet meeting group readiness skills, the therapist will likely recommend 1:1 services after the first group session in order to provide clinical recommendations for future group services. Right now, Flourish is offering groups year round. Our goal is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all of our group participants.

Schedule: (See Below Schedule for Group Descriptions)

Monday

Big Boppers- Cost: $540

Ages: 3-4 years

Time: 9:00 - 9:45 a.m.

Alisha (SLP) and Yoli (OT)

Peas of Mind - Cost: $585

Ages: 4-6 years

Time: 5:00-5:45 PM

Erika (SLP) and Alexa (OT)

Tuesday

Club Social Celebration- Cost: $540

Ages: 4-6 years

Time: 2:00-2:45 PM

Julie (SLP) and Katie (Mental Health Therapist)

Social Musketeers- Cost: $540

Ages: 9-11 years

Time: 3:30-4:15 PM

Julie (SLP) and Katie (Mental Health Therapist)

Caregiver and Me AAC - Cost:$540

Ages: 7-10 years

Time: 3:00-3:45 PM

Erika (SLP)

Special Interest Group - Cost: $540

Ages: 7-9 years

Time: 5:00-5:45 PM

Julie (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Flourish Cafe - Cost: $540

Ages 12-14 years

Time: 6:00-6:45 PM

Julie (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Wednesday

Flourish Cafe Cost: - $540

Ages: 9-11 years

Time: 9:00 - 9:45 AM

Alisha (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Crafting Friendships - Cost: $540

Ages: 7-8 years

Time: 10:15-11:00 AM

Alisha (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Crafting Friendships -Cost: $540

Ages: 7-8 years

Time: 11:30-12:15 PM

Alisha (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Rainbow Friends - Cost: $540

Ages: 8-10 years

Time: 1:15-2:00 PM

Alisha (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Club Social Celebration Jr. (CSC Jr) - Cost $540

Ages 4-6 years

Time: 3:00-3:45 PM

Victoria (SLP) and Morgan (SLP)

Thursday

Mini Music Makers -Cost: $540

Ages: 2-4 years

Time: 10:30-11:15 AM

Erika (SLP) and Tara (SLP)

Sensorimotor Play Group -Cost: $540

Ages: 5-8 years

Time: 11:30-12:15 PM

Erika (SLP)

Teen Life -Cost: $420

Ages: 14-17 years

Time: 4:00-5:30 PM

Emily (SLP) and Denise (OT)

Adult Group- Cost: $420

Ages: 17+ years

Time: 5:30-7:00 PM

Emily (SLP) and Denise (OT)

Teen Life and Adult Groups will meet on Thursdays on June 11, June 18, June 25, July 16, July 23, and August 6

Group Descriptions:

While each group has its own theme and activities, all groups share the same core objectives:

• Engage in meaningful, shared social experiences with peers

• Practice perspective-taking and flexible thinking in real-time interactions

• Ask and respond to conversational questions respectfully

• Participate safely and positively in a group setting, keeping hands, feet, and words safe

Our groups are designed to support connection, confidence, and communication in a structured, supportive environment.

Big Boppers

This groups is designed to focus on boosting vocabulary development and tolerance for space sharing.

-Uses weekly themes to bolster vocabulary development through songs, books, crafts, movement breaks, and free play

- The group's structure and provided take-home activities are perfect to get your little one ready for preschool or kindergarten

Mini Music Makers

This group is designed to focus on forming meaningful friendships through shared musical experiences.

-Develop and practice our language skills through interactive music-based activities

Caregiver and Me AAC

Specifically designed for children and their families who are learning AAC devices.

-Provide skilled teaching on navigating your individual AAC device to practice core vocabulary words

-Have stations set up to support modeling specific core vocabulary words through play

-Have opportunities for AAC users and their caregivers to practice social interaction

Peas of Mind Feeding Group

This group is designed to focus on forming meaningful friendships through learning about food together, inspiring each other to try new things!

-Learn about different sensory properties of foods through play and exploration.

-Learn what different foods can do for our bodies

-Engage in meaningful play schemes that can be carried over at home

Special Interest Group

This group is designed for children to form meaningful connections by sharing their own interests and exploring the interests of their peers. Group members will identify a personal special interest, and each week we will spotlight one member’s interest through themed activities inspired by it. Planning sessions around what each child loves creates exciting opportunities to connect with others.

-Have opportunities to talk about our interests in ways that invite others to join the conversation

-Learn how to ask questions and show curiosity about the interests of others

-Support engagement and participation when the focus shifts to someone else’s interest

Travel Groups Teen Life & Adult Group

Provides adults of all abilities opportunities to engage and seek connections out in the community

- To self-advocate during social experiences in the community

- To socialize in a safe and accepting environment with same aged peers

Crafting Friendships

This group is designed to focus on forming meaningful friendships through group discussions paired with hands-on creative crafting activities.

-Develop and practice social-language skills through interactive craft-based activities.

Rainbow Friends

This group is designed for children who are ready to deepen their understanding of how their mind and body work together — and how to use that awareness in real-life settings like school.

-Identify body signals that tell us we are becoming overwhelmed, frustrated, worried, or overstimulated

-Practice noticing early signs of dysregulation before emotions feel “too big”

-Learn and rehearse strategies to support regulation in real time

Flourish Cafe

This group is ideal for students who benefit from structured support in planning, organization, and follow-through — especially as academic and social demands increase.

-Planning and organizing multi-step projects

-Initiating tasks and following through

-Delegating roles and collaborating effectively

-Time management and prioritization

Sensorimotor Play Group

This group is designed to focus on supporting our friends with increased support needs in developing collaborative play skills while exploring the world around us their way!

-Explore a variety of sensorimotor play schemas, including playing with items that spin or turn, arranging numbers, colors, letters, and other patterns in different orders, and learning how items connect, combine, and relate to each other!

Club Social Celebration JR.

This group is designed to focus on connection, regulation, attachment and self-advocacy.

-Parents and clients walk away with tools for valuing other’s communication styles.

-Develop and practice our regulation and language skills in a group setting.

Social Musketeers

This group is designed to focus on connection, regulation, attachment and self-advocacy.

-Parents and clients walk away with tools for valuing other’s communication styles.

-Develop and practice our regulation and language skills in a group setting.