For many children social skills such as turn-taking, initiating conversations, reading body language, topic maintenance, etc. are developed easily.  However, for other children with speech-language difficulties social skills need to be taught.  Social skills interventions include teaching basic turn-taking, establishing joint attention, maintaining a conversation and role playing.    

I have had the opportunity to work with many of my clients on social skills during their therapy sessions.  See how one of my students, Gavin Sikon cleverly uses the social skills he has learned during an interview for Romonas kids.

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