Social speech • ages 3–6
Friendship Is a Speech Skill
Talking to adults is one thing; negotiating a pirate ship with three opinionated four-year-olds is another. Our play-based sessions coach the language of friendship — joining in, suggesting ideas, solving squabbles — inside irresistible pretend worlds.
Each week brings a new theme: veterinary clinic, space station, bakery. Therapists narrate, expand, and gently steer peer conversations toward success.
- Weekly themed pretend-play adventures
- Turn-taking, negotiating, and flexible thinking
- Playground-ready phrases for preschool and kinder
Inside the sessions
How Play Becomes Progress
Set the Scene
The room transforms weekly — costumes, props, and a story problem to solve together.
Join & Invite
Children practice entering play, assigning roles, and inviting others — with coaching.
Fix the Wobble
When play breaks down, therapists pause and teach repair phrases that really work.
Celebrate & Retell
The adventure is retold together — building narrative skills and proud smiles.
What changes
Outcomes Families Notice
- Independent playdates without hovering nearby
- Longer, richer pretend-play sequences
- Fewer conflicts, faster recoveries from upsets
- Teachers report stronger group participation
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Let Them Play Their Way Forward
Tell us your child's age and interests — we'll find the playroom adventure that fits.