social skills assessments

How Are the Results of Social Skills Assessments Used?

The results provide a comprehensive understanding of a child's social strengths and weaknesses. This information is used to create individualized intervention plans that may include therapy, social skills groups, and strategies for parents and teachers to support the child's social development.

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