Social Interaction and Peer Learning:

Provides opportunities for children to interact with peers, helping them develop friendships and social confidence.

Encourages learning through observation and imitation of peers.

Teamwork and Cooperation:

Fosters the ability to work collaboratively, take turns, and share responsibilities in group activities.

Builds essential skills like patience, flexibility, and empathy.

Improved Communication Skills:

Children practice expressing themselves in a group, leading to better conversational and language abilities.

Exposure to different communication styles enhances adaptability.

Increased Motivation and Engagement:

Group settings often make therapy more enjoyable and less intimidating.

Peer encouragement boosts confidence and willingness to participate.

Holistic Development:

Integration of speech, motor, and behavioural skills supports well-rounded growth.

Prepares children for real-world situations like school and social gatherings.