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Social Thinking in a Social World Do you know this child?. She always sits alone on the bus. He interrupts other people’s conversations. She isn’t invited on play dates. He melts down when there’s unexpected change The social world can be a challenging place.

At, we understand that not all children process social information the same way. Some have to be taught how to think socially, step by step. From the welcome mat on our front porch to our team philosophy, we offer a safe and nurturing environment where experts in help your child explore and discover how the social world works. Your child will benefit from our proven approach to social learning. Our for features targeted group activities that make the hidden rules of daily social interaction simple and clear for those who find it hard to:. Establish and maintain friendships. Share space effectively.

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Interpret social cues. Work in groups. Pay attention and stay focused. Organize school tasks These difficulties are often associated with:. ADHD/ADD.

Non-verbal learning disability. High functioning autism. PDD-NOS. Asperger syndrome. Other social challenges Find out more about our innovative social learning program. S2s can open the door to your child’s social world. This site introduces you to our work.

You can read answers to some, explore our, refer to our current (PDF) and download an (PDF). As a family-based social learning community, we also work with adults and older children with social thinking challenges. Please for more information about these individual and group sessions.

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Resocialization Furlough Program. Previous Next Publication Information Current through Jan. 27, 2018 Last codified D.C. Law: Law 22-54 effective Jan. 27, 2018 Last codified Emergency Law: Act 21-354 effective Mar. 23, 2016 Last codified Federal Law: Public Law approved May 5, 2017 We cannot respond to questions regarding the law. Subchapter VI.

Resocialization Furlough Program. For the purposes of this subchapter: (1) The term “Department” means the District of Columbia Department of Corrections. (2) The term “Director” means the Director of the Department of Corrections, or his designated agent.

(3) The term “furlough” means any extension of the limits of the place of confinement of a sentenced prisoner for the purposes outlined in §, and when said purposes are in agreement with the goals of § when the person sentenced is not escorted by a United States marshal or an officer or employee of the District of Columbia.