Whole-Person Life Skills Program

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The mission of the Whole-Person Life Skills Program is to support children, adolescents, and adults in developing practical life skills, social competence, and self-confidence needed for everyday functioning and long-term well-being. Grounded in social work values, the program empowers individuals and families through education, structured guidance, and strengths-based support that promotes independence, safety, and meaningful participation in daily life.

About the Program

The Whole-Person Life Skills Program is a non-clinical, skills-based support program designed for individuals of all ages who benefit from practical guidance to improve daily living, communication, social interaction, and overall life organization.

The program takes a whole-person approach, recognizing that successful functioning is influenced by personal strengths, family systems, community environments, and access to resources. Services focus on building foundational life skills while supporting participants in navigating responsibilities, relationships, and routines across home, school, work, and community settings.

The program serves children, adolescents, adults, and families, adapting skill-building strategies to be developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive, and aligned with each participant’s individual goals and circumstances.

Areas of Focus May Include

  • Social and communication skills

  • Personal safety and self-advocacy

  • Hygiene, self-care, and daily routines

  • Emotional awareness and self-regulation skills (educational, non-therapeutic)

  • Problem-solving and decision-making

  • Organization, time management, and responsibility

  • Peer relationships and healthy social interaction

  • Family and caregiver education and support

  • Case management and resource coordination

Professional Framework

The Whole-Person Life Skills Program is facilitated by a professional holding a Master of Social Work (MSW) and is guided by:

  • Person-in-environment perspective

  • Strengths-based practice

  • Trauma-informed principles

  • Cultural humility and responsiveness

  • Ethical case management standards

Scope of Services

Services provided through the Whole-Person Life Skills Program are educational and supportive in nature. The program does not provide psychotherapy, diagnosis, or treatment of mental health disorders. Referrals to licensed mental health providers are made when clinically appropriate.

Weekly or Bi-weekly Sessions

5 weeks

10 weeks

or as much as you would like.

VIRTUAL SESSION VIA ZOOM.