08/22/2025
Turn-taking is one of those hidden skills that makes or breaks friendships. For children with ADHD, Autism, or Anxiety, waiting their turn can feel nearly impossible. Impulsivity takes over, and frustration often spills into arguments or meltdowns. Victoria understands this deeply, and that’s why her Minecraft Social Skills Group gives children the chance to practice turn-taking in a supportive, real-time way.
Inside Minecraft, kids have to wait before placing blocks, take turns suggesting ideas, and respect the sequence of building together. This is more than “waiting”—it’s learning to manage impulses, communicate needs, and cope when someone else goes first. When a child struggles, Victoria helps them pause, breathe, and reset, reinforcing that mistakes are teachable moments, not failures.
These moments build confidence that translates outside the group. Parents often report that their children become more patient when playing board games, better able to wait during class activities, and less prone to meltdowns in social situations. The game setting helps children absorb these lessons more quickly because the practice is fun, engaging, and feels natural.
Victoria’s unique background as a Licensed Therapist and Special Education Teacher ensures that every child receives thoughtful, skill-based coaching. She creates a space where kids are encouraged to take chances, repair mistakes, and celebrate small wins. With up to 10 children per group, each participant receives personalized guidance while still benefiting from peer learning.
📍 Online • Ages 8–11. Tuesday's 4:30pm and 6pm ET. Next cohort starts in October
✅ In-network: Aetna, United Healthcare, Cigna, Anthem, Highmark, BCBS PPO
🔗 Sign up: https://levelupwellnesshub.com/minecraft-adhd-therapy/
Only 10 kids per group, enroll now
