Secret Agent Society In Person

Secret Agent Society is an engaging, evidence-based program for children ages 8–12 who would benefit from developing stronger social and emotional skills. Through games, activities, group practice, and secret-agent missions, children learn practical strategies they can use at home, at school, and in the community.

• Recognize emotions in themselves and others
• Manage feelings such as anxiety and anger
• Start, maintain, and navigate conversations
• Cooperate, play, and work with others
• Handle mistakes, losing, teasing, and bullying
• Solve social problems and make thoughtful choices
• Build and maintain positive friendships

• Initial family session: Parent orientation and an opportunity for children to meet the facilitators, explore the setting, and begin building comfort
• Nine weekly sessions: 90-minute, child-focused small-group sessions
• Parent involvement: A brief caregiver component at the beginning of each weekly session
• Two follow-up sessions: Offered after the core program to review progress, practise skills, and support continued success
• At-home missions to help children apply their new skills in everyday situations

Children ages 8–12 who have identified social or emotional learning goals. Children do not require a specific diagnosis to participate.

Participants should be able to:

• Participate safely in a small-group environment
• Communicate their basic needs to an adult
• Engage in group activities with appropriate support
• Benefit from structured social-skills instruction and practice

A brief intake and screening process will be completed to determine whether the program is an appropriate fit for each child.

Limited spaces available. Registration and intake screening are required.