Helping kids feel confident, connected, and ready for everyday social situations — in groups that meet them where they are.
Small Group Program
Meg Molchany leads our Small Group Program. She's not only a Board Certified Behavior Analyst but also a certified special education teacher. She has worked in public education for over 15 years as a self-contained special education teacher and district behavior specialist supporting students in both elementary and secondary settings. Our groups blend evidence-based behavioral strategies with developmentally appropriate, engaging, and meaningful social experiences that feel natural, supportive, and fun for kids.
Step Up for Students scholarship funds accepted.
For families who want flexible, strength-based group experiences for kids and teens.
How Our Groups Work
Our small-group programs are designed to support children and teens in building confidence, navigating peer interactions, and managing real-world social and emotional challenges in a supportive, age-appropriate setting.
Age-based groups follow a thoughtful year-long curriculum, but enrollment happens in flexible 4-week cycles so families can join at natural points without pressure to commit long-term. This structure makes it easy to join when it works best for your family — without pressure to commit long term.
What to Expect in a 4-Week Cycle
Families enroll in one 4-week cycle at a time.
Each cycle focuses on a specific set of skills and is designed to stand on its own, so children can benefit regardless of where they start.
For families who choose to continue, skills naturally build across cycles within a thoughtfully designed, year-long curriculum — allowing for growth over time without requiring continuous enrollment.
Why This Structure Helps Families
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No long-term commitment required
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No prerequisite skills or prior group experience needed
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Children may join at designated entry points throughout the year
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Families decide whether to continue after each 4-week cycle.
Skill Areas We May Target Across the Year
While each 4-week cycle focuses on a different skill area, topics may include:
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Peer interaction and friendship skills
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Emotional awareness and regulation
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Coping with frustration and change
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Flexible thinking and problem-solving
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Confidence in group and social situations
Specific focus areas rotate throughout the year and may vary by age group.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this just a 4-week program?
No. While enrollment happens in 4-week cycles, those cycles are part of a larger year-long curriculum for families who wish to continue.
Do families need to enroll in every cycle?
No. Each cycle is independent. Families may choose to participate in one cycle or continue across multiple cycles based on fit, progress, and scheduling needs.
Will my child be behind if they join later in the year?
No. Each 4-week cycle is designed to stand on its own. Children can benefit regardless of when they begin.
Are these groups therapy?
Our small groups are designed to build meaningful social, communication, emotional regulation, and related skills. Depending on the child's individual needs and funding source, participation may be provided as an educational/private-pay service or as an insurance-funded ABA service when clinically appropriate and authorized. We'll help determine the appropriate pathway for your child during the consultation and assessment process.
Program Cost
Groups are offered in 4-week cycles.
• $300 per 4-week cycle
• Includes weekly group sessions
• Includes materials and structured activities
• Go home notes each week
• Optional continuation each cycle
Step Up for Students scholarship funds accepted.
Insurance & Payment
ElevatED is an in-network provider with Aetna and Cigna/Evernorth. Insurance-funded ABA services are based on clinical need, individual plan benefits, eligibility, and authorization requirements. Contact us to discuss your family's needs and determine next steps.
As we continue developing our Small Group Program, we want to better understand your family’s specific needs, schedules, and priorities. We'd love to hear from you! Your feedback helps us build groups that truly support your child’s growth.
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