ISAAC'S Clubhouse

Clubhouse has a enhanced program this year!

Our summer TREK Adventurers and neuro-typical peer mentors spent the summer participating in real-world activities within our community that expanded their social reciprocity skills, emotional regulation, cognitive flexibility, and self-empowerment. It seems a shame to not give the kids an opportunity to experience this opportunity for growth this school year. While our after school Clubhouse program will remain a safe place for kids to explore activities and build relationships with their peers, we will be introducing a new executive function theme/set of activities each week that will help improve these important skillsets. As confidence and skills are developed among our youth, they and a NT peer mentor, will become eligible to participate in a short TREK adventures within the community during our two-hour Clubhouse session. Don’t worry, our team of executive function coaches will be air-tag tracking and monitoring their adventure from nearby.

Below are the weekly themes:

Week 1	Planning/Prioritizing
Week 2	Organization
Week 3	Task Initiation
Week 4	Working Memory
Week 5	Self-Monitoring
Week 6	Flexibility
Week 7	Impulse control
Week 8	Time management
Week 9	Emotional Control
Week 10	Defining and achieving goals
Week 11	Observation
Week 12	Stress Tolerance

Registration is $25/week. Limited spaces available.
No refunds. Sliding scale scholarships available by emailing hello@theisaacfoundation.org

What We Are & What We Do:

We are a safe place for 6-12th grade kids on the spectrum to hang out, study, meet friends, and develop new interests.
We provide a safe atmosphere for children on the spectrum to be themselves

What We Aren't & What We DON'T Do:

We aren't a babysitter/personal care provider
We aren't a drop-off care provider (parents must remain near-by in case of emergency)
In an attempt to build trust and confidence with our participants, we won't force/facilitate social skill-building or interaction with peers
We don't assist participants with toileting (we will give reminders/cues to use the restroom if requested)
We don't assist with de-escalating major meltdowns, (parents must be near-by to assist with any combative escalated behaviors)