Autism: Help your child learn Friendship Skills

(by tapping into your child's interest in computer games)

FREE For Every Parent of a Child With Autism, 7-17 years old

If your child loves video games, this is for you.

This is about Friendship Skills, not Minecraft, not computer games.

It's about how to help your child relate what they do in computer games to what they need to do at school or in real life.

The same things we do in Minecraft, you can use at home, school, sports and the real world.

Learn how to teach your child:

How to express opinions when playing with others

How to negotiate - and being willing to take on ideas from others

How to listen in a way that others know you care - and how to say 'Yes' or 'No'.

How to chat about topics that BOTH your child and their friend will enjoy

So many other helpful ideas!

Learn the EXACT strategies we use in Minecraft Teamwork Group - and how ANY parent can use conversations about any computer game to build their child's social skills.

Then, you can know how to help your own child's friendship skills at home and at school.

This is not about computer games or Minecraft. Instead, it's a session where we show you the specific skills we use with children and teenagers in our Minecraft program, so you can start to use those same strategies at home and in real life. If your child loves video games, this is for you.

FREE 60 min Parent Masterclass on ZOOM

Thurs 17 May (evening) OR

Wed 18 May (evening) OR 

Sat 21 May (afternoon)