Social adaptation training

Social adaptation training refers to a structured, systematic process aimed at helping individuals develop the necessary skills to effectively interact with others and adapt to social environments. This training is designed to improve key areas such as communication, emotional regulation, conflict resolution, problem-solving, and the ability to interpret and respond to social cues. It often includes teaching strategies for managing interpersonal relationships, understanding social norms and expectations, and adapting behaviors to fit various social situations. Social adaptation training is commonly used for individuals with challenges like autism spectrum disorder (ASD), social anxiety, developmental delays, or other conditions that affect social functioning. The ultimate goal is to help individuals build confidence, enhance social competence, foster positive relationships, and increase their ability to function successfully in everyday social contexts. This training can be provided in individual or group settings, with a focus on real-life application and improvement of social skills through practice and feedback.

Sources:

Choque, N. O., Karlsson, A.(2016). Cross-Cultural Adaptation of the Kontakt Social Skills Group Training Program for Children and Adolescents with high-functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder: A feasibility Study, 46-54. Retrieved from: http://surl.li/laolxa