Dating Camps & Classes
Are you interested in finding and having romantic relationships?
Do you want to date and need some support to get started?
Our in-person and online camps provide strategies to help young adults find and maintain romantic relationships.
Ready to get started?
Virtual and In-person Camps Coming Soon!
New Class! Introduction to Dating
Dating Support to Help You Get Started
This two-hour introduction to dating class is designed to provide participants with a foundational understanding of healthy dating practices, effective communication skills, and strategies for building respectful relationships. Interactive activities and group discussions encourage participants to reflect on their experiences and share perspectives, promoting a supportive learning environment.
Topics covered include:
· The nature of friendships
· The nature of romantic relationships
· Starting conversations
· Choosing people to date
· Flirting
· Letting someone know you like them
· Asking someone on a date
· Going on a date safely
· Handling rejection
· Dating Do’s and Don’ts
· Ending the date and after
Cost: $75
Location: Highland Community Center 14224 NE Bel Red Road, Bellvue, WA.
Coming soon!
Friendship Camps & Classes
Relationships are an important part of our lives. Everyone deserves a friend!
Communication is how we build friendships. It is a skill, just like coding, learning a game or riding a bike. It takes some time to understand the different ways people communicate and some exploring to see what our own communication strengths are.
We have both online and in-person camps. In our Friendship Camps, we work together learning how to advocate for ourselves and try-on different skills learning the ones that work best while honoring our own identity and the identity of others.
Build Friendships, Brick by Brick
Discover the joy of connecting and creating with LEGO
Build the social life that you want! This two-hour interactive class is tailored for autistic and neurodivergent tweens and teens that want to improve their abilities to make friends and have meaningful relationships.
The focus of this class is understanding our own communication needs, what friendships are and how conversations work in making and keeping friends.
Attendees learn targeted skills and apply them through role-playing, Lego play and small-group practice with direct coaching from our PEERS® Certified Instructors.
Cost: $75
Spokane at Foundations Family Support 922 S. Cowley St.
TEENS (ages 14-19):
June 27th 3:30pm-5:30pm
July 11th 3:30pm-5:30pm
Building better connections
Build the social life you want
Build the social life that you want! This two-hour interactive class is tailored for autistic and neurodivergent tweens and teens that want to improve their abilities to make friends and have meaningful relationships.
The focus of this class is understanding our own communication needs, what friendships are and how conversations work in making and keeping friends.
Attendees learn targeted skills and apply them through role-playing, activities, and small-group practice with direct coaching from our PEERS® Certified Instructors.
Cost: $75
Spokane at Foundations Family Support 922 S. Cowley St.
TEENS (ages 14-19):
June 27th 3:30pm-5:30pm
July 11th 3:30pm-5:30pm
Young Adults (ages 18-30)
June 27th 3:30pm-5:30pm
July 11th 3:30pm-5:30pm
Bully-Proofing Camps
Are you concerned that your child is being bullied?
Are you looking for ways for them to protect themselves without getting hurt or hurting someone else?
Are you a teacher looking for ways to prevent bullying in your school?
Our Bully Proofing Camps do just that!
Bully Proofing Camp for Students
Presented by PEERS® Certified Providers
No single factor puts a child at risk of being bullied or bullying others. Bullying can happen anywhere—cities, suburbs, or rural towns. Some groups—such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning (LGBTQ) youth, youth with disabilities, and socially isolated youth—may be at an increased risk of being bullied
Bully Proofing Camp for Educators
Presented by PEERS® Certified Providers
Bullying in school is often hidden. It almost always occurs in circumstances out of the adults’ sight: before and after lessons, in class when the teachers back is turned, when switching classes, in the corridors, in bathrooms, on social media…
