Social Boundaries teach individuals with different abilities, social distance, how to be safe in public, different levels of intimacy, and what is okay or not to do in their daily interactions.
Social Boundaries aims to help our children understand how to interact appropriately with different people in their community, from family members to teachers to community helpers.

Who Should Attend?
Youth, ages 13-17, with developmental disabilities or intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorders, who have social skills level of at least kindergarten (5-year-old) equivalent or above.

Saturday, Jan. 21st – Purple and Blue circles
Saturday, Jan. 28thth – Green and Yellow circle
Saturday, Feb. 4th – Orange and Red circles

– Each color includes videos, discussions, and activities designed to teach social distance to
special-needs individuals.
– Students learn a core system of relationship boundaries and behaviors. For example, students
learn when it’s okay to hug people and when it’s appropriate (or not) to share their personal
Information.

Plan to attend all sessions to get the full benefit of this beautiful program.
One parent/support person/caregiver must participate in the class with their student/child. This participation is critical for the program’s integration into everyday life.
Participants must live in Santa Clara County.

Once registered, we will reach out to confirm. We will provide the link to Google Classroom and Google Meet.