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Tie intervention strategies directly to assessment with this powerful treatment manual. Use it to plan remediation based on problems identified by the Social Skills Rating System (SSRS) or for teaching social skills in any setting.

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Social Skills Intervention Guide

SSIG

Stephen N. Elliott, PhD,Frank M. Gresham, PhD

Tie intervention strategies directly to assessment with this powerful treatment manual. Use it to plan remediation based on problems identified by the Social Skills Rating System (SSRS) or for teaching social skills in any setting.

Qualification level:
B

The SSIG guide gives practical tips for selecting and grouping students, involving parents, and establishing treatment outcome goals.

Benefits

  • Includes the most effective methods available for planning intervention and developing missing prosocial skills.
  • Provides an abundance of examples and activities for skills introduction, use, follow-up and practice.

Features

A total of 43 lessons follow a step-by-step teaching model. Skills are grouped around:

  • Cooperation
  • Assertion
  • Responsibility
  • Empathy
  • Self-control