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Social Skills Groups Providers in Miami
Alejandra Arguello — Private clinician offering PEERS® social skills groups (Psychology Today listing)
📍 Miami, FL 33155 (group meets in Miami per listing)
📍 Miami area (clinic locations listed on site)
Super Kids ABA Center
📍 1200 N. Miami Ave (primary clinic listed on site)
Growing Minds Therapy (GMSpeech)
📍 Office location listed on site (appointment-based)
Build A Block Therapy
📍 Multiple locations (office listed on website)
📍 13627 SW 160th St, Suite 101
📍 Multiple locations (Miami‑Dade & Broward county offices)
📍 8700 SW 112th Street
Pediatric Psychology Associates (Peers® groups)
📍 PPA clinic (address on clinic site)
Autism Society of Florida – South Florida (PEERS® offerings / groups)
📍 Miami‑Dade programs (various locations)
📍 Office location listed on site (South Florida practice; contact for address)
📍 Clinic location listed on site (contact for exact address)
What to Look For in Social Skills Groups
Social skills groups bring together children with similar developmental levels to practice social interaction, communication, friendship skills, and emotional regulation in structured, supportive settings.
- ✓Appropriate peer grouping (age and skill level)
- ✓Evidence-based curriculum
- ✓Trained facilitators
- ✓Parent involvement component
- ✓Opportunities for generalization
Insurance: Coverage varies. Some groups are covered as speech therapy or behavioral health. Schools may offer social skills through IEPs. Private groups are often out-of-pocket.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How is a social skills group different from therapy?▾
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Your Regional Office
Southern Region
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📍 401 NW 2nd Avenue, Suite N-812, Miami, FL 33128, Miami 33128
🕐 Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (General business hours; service availability may vary)
Florida residents with a developmental disability who meet specific diagnostic and functional criteria.
Florida Resources
Key Laws
Steven A. Geller Autism Coverage Act
Requires health insurance to cover autism therapy including ABA for children under 18.
Funding Sources
APD (Agency for Persons with Disabilities)
Florida's agency providing services through 6 regional offices. Administers Medicaid waiver programs.
Medicaid Waivers
iBudget Florida waiver provides home and community-based services.
Private Insurance
Geller Act requires ABA coverage. Benefits vary by plan.
School District (IEP)
Free services through Exceptional Student Education (ESE) program.