What is iClub?

A club for those with social challenges where participants interact with peers, practice social skills, play games applying the new skills, and make new friends in a safe and welcoming environment.

Who should join iClub?

Children and youth, ages 8-13, who will benefit from learning social skills and seeking opportunities to make new friends. Participants are neurodivergent! Some may have Autism Spectrum Disorder, Asperger’s, PDD-NOS, and/or ADD/ADHD. However, a diagnosis is not required for participation.

What can you learn at iClub?

Children learn to make and keep friends, talk to new people, understand emotions, build confidence and self-esteem, interpret body language, share, manners, coping skills, perspective-taking, and more ~ all while having fun with your new friends!

Why is it important to learn social skills?

Social skills are fundamental to happiness and contentment throughout our lives, but these skills don’t come naturally to everyone. At iClub, participants learn these skills in a unique way that fits their learning style, which will help them become more independent adults, form meaningful relationships, and hold jobs in the future. Like any skill, practice and reinforcements are the only ways to improve!

When is iClub?

iCan House hosts multiple iClub groups each week based on different developmental ages. iClub and iClub Jrs. meet for 1.5 hours during the week after school. Individual placement is dependent upon the child’s age and developmental maturity. Specific scheduling questions and options will be discussed with the Admissions Specialist.

iClub Core Concepts