Building the Skills Behind Self-Esteem, Self-Confidence & Social Connections

About us

At Grow Together ABA, we provide individualized, evidence-based telehealth services for children and adolescents (ages 10 – 17) designed to strengthen social communication, friendship skills, emotional awareness, and confidence.

Every service is led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and incorporates principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) along with evidence-based social skills strategies, including concepts from the UCLA PEERS® Curriculum.

Program Highlights

  • Virtual 14-week structured curriculum
  • Small groups (3–5 students)
  • 90-minute weekly sessions
  • Built-in parent training & support
  • Evidence-based instruction & real-world practice

Our Services

Social Skills Program

Small group instruction focused on developing real-world social skills through discussion, modeling, role-play, practice, and individualized feedback.

  • Conversation & Communication Skills
  • Friendship Development
  • Navigating Social Interactions
  • Conflict Resolution & Relationship Repair
  • Handling Peer Challenges

Two Group Options

Typically developing peers
Neurodiversity-affirming peers

Individual Sessions

One-to-one sessions tailored to each child’s individual strengths, needs, and goals, building confidence and greater independence.

  • Social & Communication Skills
  • Emotional Regulation
  • Self-Advocacy & Confidence
  • Problem-Solving & Perspective-Taking
  • Independence & Executive Functioning

Parent Training

One-to-one sessions tailored to each family’s needs and goals, providing practical strategies and guidance to support meaningful progress.

  • Applying Skills to Real-Life Situations
  • Prompting and Reinforcement Strategies
  • Managing Challenges and Conflict
  • Building Independence and Confidence
  • Providing Tools and Strategies

Our 14-Week PEERS® Social Skills Program

Grow Together ABA incorporates the UCLA PEERS Curriculum into our structured 14-week virtual social skills classes held on Google Meet.

What is the UCLA PEERS Curriculum?


The Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills (PEERS) is an evidence-based social skills intervention originally developed at UCLA. It provides concrete, step-by-step strategies for making and keeping friends.

Students build these skills in a supportive environment through a structured approach designed to move learning from instruction to real-world application:

Participants learn skills such as entering and exiting conversations, finding common interests, handling teasing and rejection, choosing appropriate friends, managing peer conflict, and organizing get-togethers.

A core component of the program is caregiver involvement. Parents attend structured sessions to learn coaching strategies that help generalize skills outside of group time.

Grow Together ABA 12-Week Social Skills Program

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Our goal is to help teens build meaningful relationships, greater independence, and confidence in everyday life. Through modeling, role-play, and real-world practice, we strengthen the social, communication, and emotional skills they need to thrive.

Audrey Colyer, M.A., BCBA, LBA

Founder, Grow Together ABA

Skills That Go Beyond the Session

Help your child develop the confidence and practical skills to build relationships, navigate social situations, and thrive in everyday life.