Bracelet Making & Friendships: Autism Social Skills Group

Led by Skillbridge ABA Therapy, Join us for a fun morning of bracelet making, snacks, friendship, and connection!

This small-group social skills event is designed for girls with autism ages 10-14 who would benefit from opportunities to practice social interaction in a relaxed, supportive, and engaging environment.

Rather than sitting through a traditional social skills lesson, girls will connect naturally while creating their own bracelets, choosing beads and charms, sharing materials, talking with peers, and participating in guided group activities.

What’s Included

✨ Bracelet-making supplies
✨ Light Breakfast and Snacks
✨ Fun group activities
✨ Opportunities to meet and connect with other girls
✨ Support from trained ABA professionals, including a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Registered Behavior Technician

Social Skills We’ll Practice

Throughout the event, girls will have opportunities to practice skills such as:

• Introducing themselves to peers
• Starting and maintaining conversations
• Reciprocal conversation exchanges
• Asking and answering questions
• Sharing materials with others
• Participating in a group activity
• Giving compliments
• Asking peers for help or items
• Building confidence interacting with others
• Creating positive peer connections

Activities will be supported based on each child’s comfort level. Our goal is to create opportunities for connection without making the experience feel overly clinical or pressured.

Event Details

Saturday, October 3, 2026
10:00 AM–11:30 AM

Ages: 10 -14y
Cost: $15 per participant
Location: 1510 N. Hampton Rd. Desoto Texas 75115 #150

Space will be limited to keep the group small, supportive, and interactive.

Who Is This Group For?

This event may be a great fit for girls who:

• Want more opportunities to interact with peers
• Have difficulty initiating or maintaining conversations
• Would benefit from practicing friendship skills
• Enjoy crafts, beads, bracelets, or creative activities
• Feel more comfortable socializing when there is a shared activity

Girls do not need to already be receiving ABA services through SkillBridge to participate.

Led by SkillBridge ABA Therapy

SkillBridge ABA Therapy provides individualized support for children, teens, and young adults with autism and related developmental needs.

Our goal for this event is simple: create, connect, and have fun while building skills for real-life friendships.

💗 Small group. Big connections.

Reserve your child’s spot today!