The Friendship Foundation
The Friendship Foundation is a nonprofit organization that offers socialization opportunities for adults and teenagers with learning disabilities and developmental problems. The focus is on the development of relationships and enhancement of social skills within a nurturing social group environment. Recreational activities include specialized workshops, sports, discussion groups, and trips to places of interest. Activities are developed through the process of democratic decision-making, which is facilitated by an experienced and professional staff. This program meets weekly on Sundays at the New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, New York. A support group is available for parents. To ensure constructive decision makeing, the Board of Directors of the Friendship Foundation is comprised of parents.
For further information and to arrange a free, no-charge evaluation, please call 516-872-9383.
The fee per 13-session semester is $200.
Self-Help and Treatment Options
- Free Audio CD from Social-Anxiety.com
- Social Anxiety: The Untold Story
- Beyond Shyness: How To Conquer Social Anxieties
- Work Makes Me Nervous
- Comprehensive Self-Therapy Audio Program
- Public Speaking Anxiety Self-Therapy Audio Program
- “Warm Hands Cool Face” A Self-Help Clinical Program for Blushing Anxiety & Erythrophobia
- The Berent Method: High Performance Therapy for Social-Anxiety
- Telephone/skype therapy available worldwide
- Selective Mutism Seminar Audio CD/MP3 Program
- Self-Help Program for Parents of Children with Selective Mutism
- The Sociability Questionnaire
- Tip of the Month Club
- Social Therapy and The Learning Disabled
- Free Parent Addiction Survey