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One to One
  Play Sessions 

 

The in-home play-based session aims to help each child develop the foundations needed for connecting with others. We begin by building a trusting relationship guided by the child's interests and individual profile and creating a comfort zone where a back-and-forth flow can occur. Building a relationship in an environment where a child feels safe, made to feel accepted, understood, and respected is most productive for learning and growing. As the flow of engagement begins through co-regulation, shared joy, and connection, opportunities are created to experience shared problem-solving, explore emotions, and expand the imagination.

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Sessions include videotaping, upon approval, to create an individual profile, reflect, identify goals, and document progress. Additional support may include weekly Zoom sessions and emails with parents for parent training. 

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(Aha Connections is a private pay practice. We do not accept insurance.)

 

"We used Jen's services many years ago when our daughter was young.

Jen was great with her, and our daughter always had a good time during the sessions." - A.S.

Bring a Friend Play Dyads
 

Is your child In need of increasing self-confidence in social situations?

Is your child having a difficult time reading social cues and navigating social situations?

Does your child need positive social experiences connecting with peers? 

 

How about letting them practice during a structured facilitated playdate?

During a Bring a Friend Play Dyad your child can bring a friend to play with while they practice ...

 

  • Maintaining a calm state of regulation to sustain social engagement

  • Social-emotional connection 

  • Engaging in play, sharing play Ideas, and collaborative play with peers

  • Complex social problem-solving

  • Expanding pretend play from simple to more complex 

Request Rates and Application

(Aha Connections is a private pay practice. We do not accept insurance.)

"Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning"

- Mr. Rogers

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