Skills 4 Life Social Skills Groups
Our Skills 4 Life groups are designed for children, teens, and young adults who want to develop self-confidence, improve communication, and strengthen peer relationships in a supportive and engaging environment.
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These groups are designed to support individuals with a range of neurodiverse needs, such as ADHD, social anxiety, or traits consistent with Level 1 Autism Spectrum Disorder. However, they are open to anyone who could benefit from extra guidance in navigating peer relationships, interpreting social cues, and building everyday social and emotional skills. A formal diagnosis is not required to join.
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We also periodically offer a separate group for young adults with Level 2 Autism Spectrum Disorder. Please contact us for more information about this option.
Fall 2025 Group Schedule
We will offer two group series this fall. Participants are welcome to register for either one or both.
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Series 1: August 18 – September 22
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​All groups in series 1 will center on the theme “Managing Big Emotions”. Groups will focus on helping participants build emotional awareness, self-regulation skills, and healthy ways to express their feelings in everyday life.
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Series 2: October 13 – November 21
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Meeting Length: 1 hour and 15 minutes, once per week
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Cost: $50 per group session
Available Groups
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Elementary School Social Skills Group:
Focus: This group is designed to support elementary-aged children (grades 3–5) in building foundational social and emotional skills in a fun, supportive setting. Group members will learn how to identify and manage big emotions, improve communication, navigate peer conflicts, and develop lasting friendships. Through interactive activities, games, and discussion, children gain confidence in expressing themselves and connecting with others in healthy ways.
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1. Co-Ed Group
Led by: Katie Hood, P-LPC
Meets: Wednesdays at 3:30 PM
Middle School Social Skills Groups:
Focus: Understanding appropriate behaviors, interpreting social cues, and building relationships in a supportive and engaging environment.
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1. Girls Group
Led by: Latesha Burks, LCSW
Meets: Tuesdays at 5:00 PM
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2. Boys Group
Led by: Andrew Stokes, PhD, P-LPC
Meets: Mondays at 5:00 PM
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High School & College-Aged Social Skills Group (ages 17–20):
Focus: This group is designed for older teens and young adults (ages 17–20) who are preparing for greater independence. Topics include social living skills, navigating peer and professional relationships, emotional regulation, and employment readiness in a supportive, real-life-focused environment.
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1. Co-Ed Group
Led by: Kristy Robertson, LPC
Meets: Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
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Young Adults Level 2 ASD Social & Life Skills Group:
Focus: This group is designed for young adults with a Level 2 Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis who would benefit from more structured support in social interaction, independent living, and employment-related skills. The group provides a safe, consistent space to practice communication, build routines, and develop tools for increased autonomy and success in daily life.
1. Co-Ed Group
Led by: Andrew Stokes, PhD, P-LPC
Meets: Mondays at 6:30 PM
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Who Can Join?
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Current clients at Chris Webb Counseling Group may join with their therapist’s recommendation.
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New clients will complete a brief intake session with a counselor to ensure the group is the best fit for their needs and goals.​
If you are interested in joining one of our fall groups, please fill out our Group Interest Form. A member of our team will contact you with next steps.
