Programs

Blocks & Robotics League 

A group leadership and social skills development program in which children learn how to gain friends and

positively interact with peers. This program uses Lego constructs and robotics to reachthese goals.

Our Creativity Challenge Series builds problem-solving skills, confidence, and social growth. Think of it as similar to school A+ programs—designed for bright children who learn differently. 

The Leadership, Robotics, and History (LRH) Program is a social skills program for children ages 8–14 with Level 1 autism, ADHD, or social learning challenges. 

 A social skills group program focused on teaching interactive social skills using paper pencil RPGs such as Dungeon and Dragons roleplaying etc.  

Catch the Big Fish, is a social skills program for children who have high level Autism and or other social skills challenges.   The program is run once each year as a summer activity and teaches children with social skills deficits how to fish and make friends.  

The program is run by Tracks 4 Kids, a non-profit agency.  For more information you can contact Tracks 4 Kids at: tracks4kids.org.

Emerald Palace Practice runs its own channel on YouTube.  The channel is a multipurpose venue and offers ideas on possible treatment strategies for Autism and other learning disabilities as well as fun quick videos on Lego builds, stop motion videos etc. 

 We provide a safe and supportive group environment where teens on the autism spectrum can build and maintain friendships, practice communication skills, and express their thoughts in meaningful ways. Through role play, social skills practice, and learning social cues, participants gain confidence and develop stronger peer relationships.  

 We provide individualized support for children on the spectrum to help them build emotional regulation, strengthen coping skills, and grow everyday confidence in social and personal settings. 

 We support parents by helping them navigate challenges, create more supportive home environments, and connect with resources that strengthen both the child and the family as a whole.