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PEERS Resource Hub
Explore articles, updates, and insights from the MindOf clinical team on social development, neurodiversity, and the PEERS® model. This section is updated regularly to support families, educators, and professionals working with autistic children and teens.



Building the Network: Referral Pathways and Ongoing Connection
Establishing clear referral processes and maintaining communication between services maximizes PEERS' impact within the broader support...
MindOf
Jul 31


Global Perspectives: Cultural Adaptations and Inclusive Practice
PEERS demonstrates effectiveness across diverse cultural contexts through thoughtful adaptations that preserve core methodologies while...
MindOf
Jul 30


The Research Foundation: Evidence Supporting PEERS Effectiveness
Multiple randomized controlled trials and international validation studies provide robust evidence for PEERS' effectiveness across...
MindOf
Jul 29


Making the Right Referrals: Clinical Decision-Making Guidelines
Clear referral guidelines help professionals identify which young people will benefit most from PEERS and how the program complements...
MindOf
Jul 28


The Critical Partnership: Family Engagement and Systemic Change
Parent/caregiver involvement transforms PEERS from a discrete intervention into a sustainable system of support, improving outcomes while...
MindOf
Jul 21


Breaking the Loneliness Cycle: Measurable Impacts on Peer Relationships
Research consistently demonstrates PEERS' effectiveness in facilitating genuine friendships and reducing loneliness, with subsequent...
MindOf
Jul 14


From Anxiety to Confidence: Addressing Emotional Barriers to Social Engagement
PEERS provides a structured pathway for young people with social anxiety to gradually build confidence through supported exposure,...
MindOf
Jul 7


Beyond Masking: Authentic Social Connection and Neurodiversity
PEERS respects neurodivergence while offering practical tools for those who actively seek social connection, emphasising genuine...
MindOf
Jun 30


Building Neural Pathways: The Science of Repetition and Feedback
PEERS employs structured behavioral rehearsal and immediate coaching feedback to transform intellectual understanding into automatic...
MindOf
Jun 23


Breaking Down the Building Blocks: PEERS Core Curriculum
PEERS transforms complex social interactions into concrete, teachable components that directly address core social communication...
MindOf
Jun 16


Navigating the Social Maze: Common Struggles and Their Impact
Understanding the specific social challenges faced by neurodivergent youth provides critical context for effective intervention and...
MindOf
Jun 9


PEERS social skills group curriculum
PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) is a 14-module, 12-week evidence-based social skills intervention...
MindOf
Jun 6


The PEERS Revolution: Meeting a Critical Need
An introduction to why social skills training is essential for autistic young people, and how PEERS® responds to this need.
MindOf
Jun 2
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