PEERS for Young Adults – Kerry’s Place
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PEERS Program Overview
PEERS (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) is an evidence-based social skills training program designed specifically for Autistic adults ages 18 and older. Delivered both in-person and virtually across Ontario by Kerry’s Place—Canada’s largest service provider for individuals with autism—this group program teaches practical skills for making and keeping friends, navigating social settings, and building meaningful relationships.
Core Curriculum Topics
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Communication & Humor: Conversational skills, electronic communication, and the appropriate use of humor.
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Friendship & Social Navigation: Choosing appropriate friends, peer entry and exit strategies, and arranging get-togethers.
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Conflict & Dating: Handling disagreements and conflict constructively, alongside foundational dating skills.
Program Structure & Delivery
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Interactive Learning: Uses structured lessons, role-playing, and homework assignments to reinforce real-world learning.
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Supportive Environment: Conducted in a safe, supportive group setting where participants can practice skills directly with peers.
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Service Regions: Offered across multiple Ontario regions, including Dufferin, Durham, Halton, Peel, Simcoe, Toronto, Waterloo, Wellington, and York, with both virtual and in-person options available.
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