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Fitness for Health – B Social Summer Program
Biography
Celebrating 15 years, Fitness for Health professionals, in collaboration with Center for Communication and Learning speech-language pathologists, will provide an integrated movement and social thinking® program. Our summer program will integrate social cognitive thinking with motor activities.
Concepts will be introduced in a fun and motivating way encouraging participants to explore and improve their social thinking skills and motor development. This program will integrate social thinking with motor activities. Concepts will be introduced in a fun and motivating way encouraging participants to explore and improve their social thinking skills and motor development.
Program co-founder Susan M. Abrams M.A. CCC-SLP was featured in The ASHA Leader, published by the American Speech Hearing Language Association.
Concepts may include:
› Theory of Mind
› Cooperation
› Getting the Big Picture
› Perspective Taking
› Flexibility
› Self-Regulating Emotions
› Problem Solving
› Thinking with Your Eyes
› Being a Part of a Group
› Fitness Fun
› Big Problem/Little Problem
› Conversational Skills
› Exergaming
› and more…
Social learning is facilitated through direct instruction, coaching, and opportunities to practice the skills in a dynamic environment.
Our 4:1 Student to Professional Staff (speech-language pathologist and fitness specialists) ratio makes the B Social program especially beneficial for students with social challenges.
