Feeding Adventure (Ages 3–5)

Using the Dr. Yum Project Food Adventure™ Curriculum, children explore new foods through play, cooking-inspired activities, sensory exploration, stories, and hands-on experiences. The group focuses on building positive relationships with food, increasing food acceptance, reducing anxiety around new foods, and developing confidence at mealtimes—all in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Social Skills (Ages 4–6)

Designed for preschool and kindergarten-aged children, this group helps build the foundational social communication skills needed for successful peer interactions. Through cooperative games, pretend play, books, crafts, and structured activities, children practice conversation, turn-taking, flexible thinking, problem solving, emotional regulation, perspective taking, and friendship skills.

Social Skills (Ages 7–9)

This group targets more advanced social communication skills for school-aged children. Activities include collaborative games, team challenges, role-playing, discussion-based activities, and real-life problem solving to strengthen conversation skills, executive functioning, perspective taking, self-advocacy, conflict resolution, and building meaningful friendships.

Music & Language (18–36 Months)

A caregiver-and-child group designed to promote early communication through music, movement, stories, sensory play, and interactive routines. Children build receptive and expressive language, imitation, joint attention, early social skills, and pre-literacy foundations while caregivers learn simple strategies to encourage language development throughout everyday routines.

Please note:

The private rates vary by number of groups per week, but the rate is $60 * number of sessions in the series and must be paid in full.  We accept insurance (pending a benefit check from our office).  All insurance and private pay participants must pay a $120 deposit to reserve their seat.  Private pay participants should also pay a deposit and will receive a separate invoice for the remaining amount. The $120 deposit will go towards sessions unattended; we cannot bill insurance if the child does not attend. If attendance is 100% the deposit will be returned. If attendance is 87%, $60 will be returned etcetera.