Social Motion

Friendly hellos and warm smiles from our Young Adults group in the Spring/The Woodlands area! It’s always great to see this group spending time together, connecting with peers, and building friendships.

And a special congratulations to Mrs. Angela, pictured here with the group, who got married this summer! Wishing her all the best as she celebrates this exciting new chapter.

Wishing everyone a safe, happy, and relaxing Labor Day!

Feeling like you don’t quite fit in is something almost everyone experiences at some point. Different interests, personalities, communication styles, or experiences can sometimes make it harder to feel like you belong.

This week, students in our Heights Intermediate class explored what it means to fit in while recognizing that they don’t have to change who they are to make meaningful connections. A game of Trouble gave them a chance to put that idea into practice by joining in, taking turns, communicating with one another, and connecting through a shared activity.

A heartfelt thank you to the Charity Guild of Catholic Women for supporting Social Motion! Their generous funding helps provide scholarships that give students the opportunity to build confidence, strengthen communication, and make meaningful connections.

We’re grateful for community partners who believe in the work we do and help make Social Motion programs accessible to more individuals and families.

Operation and UNO were at the top of the game choices for Spring Branch Lower and Upper Elementary students during their first week of Social Skills classes.

Game time is an important part of the Social Skills curriculum, allowing students to practice communicating with one another while making connections with their classmates.

Spring Branch Tweens put their best guessing skills to the test with a game of Hedbanz!

By asking questions, listening for clues, and taking turns, they’re having fun while keeping their social skills in motion and making connections along the way.

Crisp was the perfect choice for a recent outing with the Heights Young Adults group. Good food, great conversation, and lots of laughs made for another fun and successful time together!

Spring Branch Tweens are getting in on the action during the first week of Social Skills classes by getting to know one another and making connections over a rousing game of UNO.

Returning students in The Heights had a great start to the new session, meeting new classmates and quickly finding ways to connect over a fun-filled game of UNO!

As part of our recent Teacher Orientation, our teachers and teacher’s assistants shared a little about themselves, including a fun fact and their favorite thing about Social Motion and our Social Skills program.

We loved learning a little more about each of them and hearing what makes Social Motion special from the people who help make it all possible!