Comprehensive Social Disorder Assessment Unit

Isolated.  Sensitive.  Obsessive.  Many children are unsure or don't know how to properly deal with social interactions.  They may struggle socially for a number of reasons including: a social development disorder such as Autism or Asperger's; they may suffer from emotional or behavioral disorders that serve as a barrier to social mastery; or there may be challenges in cognitive functioning or learning.

Look our for these signs or symptoms which may suggest the child has a social disorder:

* Does not seem to pick up on social cues

* Emotions and behaviors do not fit the social situations

* Challenges with social skills

* Seems to struggle with empathy or understanding others emotions

* Does not engage in creative or imaginative thinking

* Has difficulty with transitions and changes

* Seems to be obsessed with certain objects or topics

* Motor clumsiness

* Sensitivities to certain sounds, textures or sights

* Tends to interpret everything literally

The new Comprehensive Social Disorder Diagnostic Services program at The Children's Campus looks at children and adolescents, ages 10-18 years old, who are presenting with challenging emotional and behavioral issues.

For more information, please call 1-888-8-CAMPUS ext. 288 or email us at infotcc@childrenscampus.org.