The holiday season seems to start earlier each and every year. So, how early are retailers deploying holiday campaigns? And what strategies are they using to generate the highest ROI? Lauren Freedman, President of the eTailing group, and Baynote worked together to survey 77 retailers on their holiday predictions, readiness, promotions and spending in 2013. The results of the survey will be available in the coming weeks, but you can sign up now and we will send you the results as soon as they are available.
Ride the Wave Counseling Middle School How to Hang Out Program - Ryan WexelblattRyan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Here's the most common things parents tell me about social skills groups their son has attended:
1. "He was considered the role model for the group because the other kids has much more pronounced needs that he did".
2."He felt it was babyish."
3. "I don't think he got much out of it and he hated going."
4. "Your post resonated with me because what they were teaching didn't seem natural to the way boys interact with each other".
Here's the deal: Most social skills groups don't work for a variety of reasons which I won't bore you with here.
How to Hang Out is a social learning program for boys in grades 5-8. The program combines instruction in Social Thinking® concepts/language with fun activities designed to build social executive functioning skills.
We make food, play games, watch YouTube videos. Most importantly, we learn how to cultivate and sustain friendships with similar-age boys..from a male perspective.
Learn More: https://ridethewavecounseling.com/how-to-hang-out/
Teaching Guys to Communicate Like Guys (not sounding like you walked out of a...Ryan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Many social skills groups and social skills instruction involves teaching boys to break the "hidden rules" of the male-male social communication template. As a result, social skills groups can backfire and cause boys to sound unrelatable to their male peers. In this presentation I discuss teaching social skills from a male perspective.
Ryan Wexelblatt LSW, CAS Strategic Advisor, Consultant and MentorRyan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Ryan Wexelblatt serves on the professional advisory board of the Elkins Park CHADD chapter. Additionally, he is a parent speaker for the National Adoption Center and director of Center for ADHD & Summer Travel Camp.
Flyer for 5th grade Guy Stuff program from Center for ADHD. Guy Stuff will resume in fall 2017.
Learn more at: centeradhd.com
Ryan Wexelblatt, LSW Director
Please join me for my presentation for the Elkins Park, PA CHADD chapter on 6.6.17. The presentation is geared towards parents of children with ADHD and related challenges (Asperger's, high-functioning autism).
Guy Talk Program begins in September. Separate programs for 5th grade, middle school and high school. Early registration is strongly suggested as programs will fill up.
A program for boys in middle school and high school who present with ADHD, Asperger's, social anxiety or higher-independence ASD.
Center for Social
Ryan Wexelblatt
The holiday season seems to start earlier each and every year. So, how early are retailers deploying holiday campaigns? And what strategies are they using to generate the highest ROI? Lauren Freedman, President of the eTailing group, and Baynote worked together to survey 77 retailers on their holiday predictions, readiness, promotions and spending in 2013. The results of the survey will be available in the coming weeks, but you can sign up now and we will send you the results as soon as they are available.
Ride the Wave Counseling Middle School How to Hang Out Program - Ryan WexelblattRyan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Here's the most common things parents tell me about social skills groups their son has attended:
1. "He was considered the role model for the group because the other kids has much more pronounced needs that he did".
2."He felt it was babyish."
3. "I don't think he got much out of it and he hated going."
4. "Your post resonated with me because what they were teaching didn't seem natural to the way boys interact with each other".
Here's the deal: Most social skills groups don't work for a variety of reasons which I won't bore you with here.
How to Hang Out is a social learning program for boys in grades 5-8. The program combines instruction in Social Thinking® concepts/language with fun activities designed to build social executive functioning skills.
We make food, play games, watch YouTube videos. Most importantly, we learn how to cultivate and sustain friendships with similar-age boys..from a male perspective.
Learn More: https://ridethewavecounseling.com/how-to-hang-out/
Teaching Guys to Communicate Like Guys (not sounding like you walked out of a...Ryan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Many social skills groups and social skills instruction involves teaching boys to break the "hidden rules" of the male-male social communication template. As a result, social skills groups can backfire and cause boys to sound unrelatable to their male peers. In this presentation I discuss teaching social skills from a male perspective.
Ryan Wexelblatt LSW, CAS Strategic Advisor, Consultant and MentorRyan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Ryan Wexelblatt serves on the professional advisory board of the Elkins Park CHADD chapter. Additionally, he is a parent speaker for the National Adoption Center and director of Center for ADHD & Summer Travel Camp.
Flyer for 5th grade Guy Stuff program from Center for ADHD. Guy Stuff will resume in fall 2017.
Learn more at: centeradhd.com
Ryan Wexelblatt, LSW Director
Please join me for my presentation for the Elkins Park, PA CHADD chapter on 6.6.17. The presentation is geared towards parents of children with ADHD and related challenges (Asperger's, high-functioning autism).
Guy Talk Program begins in September. Separate programs for 5th grade, middle school and high school. Early registration is strongly suggested as programs will fill up.
A program for boys in middle school and high school who present with ADHD, Asperger's, social anxiety or higher-independence ASD.
Center for Social
Ryan Wexelblatt
Ryan Wexelblatt January 9th 2016 Presentation at Princeton Speech LanguageRyan Wexelblatt, LCSW
Attached is a flyer for my presentation at Princeton Speech-Language and Learning on Saturday Jan 9th, 2016. This presentation is geared for parents of elementary and middle school age kids diagnosed with Asperger's and High-functioning autism.
The Skills Students with ADHD Need to be Successful in College and the Workforce.
Ryan Wexelblatt, MSS, LSW
Center for Social and Executive Function Skills
www.socialef.com
www.ryanwexelblatt.com