Social Skills Coaching. One-on-one. Online.

Learn social skills. Build friendships. Succeed at life.

Does your teenager or young adult seem to have difficulty making friends?

Perhaps you are an adult looking to make new friends?

Or do you struggle with networking and the social skills necessary for career success?

Social and relationship skills can be learned with the PEERS® program.

We offer people of all ages - kids, teens and adults - the tools to improve their social skills so they can build and sustain strong, long-term friendships and relationships. We want to give everyone a blueprint for social life success!

The PEERS® program is an evidenced-based social skills course to help with making friends through learning some key social skills.

Strivesocial is unique because we provide this program in a one-on-one online/telehealth setting. We also can customise the program for your specific needs.

Our programs are for anybody who would like to improve their social skills.

NDIS participants (self-managed and plan managed) are welcome.

Find out more by booking a free consultation call.

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Our Services

  • One-on-One Sessions

    Learn how to navigate the social world with one-on-one lessons with a PEERS® accredited trainer via Zoom or in person. This is a modified one-on-one format to suit people who would like more individualised coaching.

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  • Highschool Visits

    The PEERS® program can be customised for your school. Run during school hours. Find out more by booking a free consultation call.

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What is PEERS®?

PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) is an acclaimed 16-week program designed to improve social skills in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), anxiety, depression, and other similar challenges. It is also suitable for people who don’t identify with any of these conditions. PEERS® is for anyone who is motivated to improve their relational skills! The program is based on research from the University of California, Los Angelos (UCLS) and has a global reputation.