Our Services
Raise & Learn offers social skills training, individual psychotherapy, and parent support to help individuals with social challenges improve their social skills and relationships. Our evidence-based approach has been proven effective in helping individuals of all ages.
What We
Offer
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PEERS® for Teens
The PEERS® for teens is an evidence based social skills program, developed by Dr Elizabeth Laugeson at the University of California (UCLA) and has been shown to be effective in social skills, reducing social anxiety, and increasing overall social functioning. The program consists of 14 sessions that will be delivered online and after school hours, covering topics such as conversation skills, handling peer pressure, and managing conflict. The program is designed to be interactive and engaging, with opportunities for participants to practice their skills in a supportive environment.
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Age group: 13 to 17 years old
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Psychological Intervention
Individual evidence-based psychological intervention with AHPRA registered General Psychologist with experience in life skills, trauma, anxiety, depression, personality disorder and neurodiversity.
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PEERS® for Young Adults
PEERS® for Young Adults is a program designed to help young adults with social challenges. The program provides a supportive environment where participants can learn and practice social skills, build friendships, and gain confidence. The benefits of the program include improved communication skills, increased self-esteem and a sense of belonging. Overall, UCLA Peers for Young Adults is a valuable resource for those looking to improve their social skills and connect with others.
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The program consists of 14 sessions that will be delivered online and after school hours, covering topics such as conversation skills, handling peer pressure, and managing conflict.
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Age group: 18 to 28 years old
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Parent Support
Parent Support Service is a professional service that provides support to parents with young children. Our education specialist has extensive experience in kindergarten and a bachelor's degree in psychology, which allows us to offer expert advice and guidance to parents. We understand the challenges that come with raising children and are here to help parents navigate through them.
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To support children with low to medium educational needs, parents can develop a structured home environment with clear expectations. Encouraging a love of learning through activities can also help children build confidence and improve academic skills.
Want to know if the PEERS program is a good fit for you or your child?
15 min
Free