Providing the Tools for Social Success

PEERS® Relational Skills Program Moose Jaw Inc.

Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for Saskatchewan's neuro-diverse population by providing PEERS® evidence-based social skills training to the people of Moose Jaw; Participants, Parents and Professionals.

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Programs For:

School Age Children

PEERS for School Age Children is a 16-Week program for ages 8 to 11 and ages 12 to 17.

Programs For:

Young Adults

PEERS for Young Adults is a 16-week program for people ages 18 to 35.

Older
Adults

PEERS for Older Adults is a 16-Week program for people ages 36 and up.

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Friendship Lessons with Lannie

Friendship Lessons with Lannie, adapted from PEERS for Young Adults, is a 32-week program for people living with intellectual disabilities.

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Who is Lannie?

Check out the Blog for more personal insights shared by LeeAnn

LeeAnn Rose, nicknamed "Lannie" by her husband of over 30 years, is a dedicated advocate and mentor for individuals living with disabilities. Being a parent to a person living with ASD, LeeAnn has a wealth of knowledge regarding the unique challenges persons living with ASD experience. Through her personal research and through working with various organizations in her community, LeeAnn has knowledge of the special challenges people living with disabilities can experience.

Companion Programs

In addition to social skills training, PEERS MJ offers a variety of Companion Programs tailored to people over the age of 23. The programs are open to the public and provide an opportunity for people to meet others and build friendships, improve communication, and develop life skills through interactive activities and personalized support.

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