FIT (Flexible Interactive Thinking)
social cognition therapy ©

FIT (Flexible Interactive Thinking):

Teaching Social Thinking in and out of the therapy room.

At FIT we explore and practice social concepts related to negotiating, compromising, prioritizing, planning and executing activities in the therapy room as well as out in the community.

Thinking about others and then adjusting our behavior based on “smart guesses” about what others might be thinking and feeling are all skills necessary to think social.

• Who is best suited for FIT social thinking groups?
  
• What are some of the characteristics a person with social thinking deficits might have?
• Why participate in “social thinking” therapy and not a traditional social skills group?
• How do we group our students?
• What do we teach?
• What is new?