CHILDREN'S SOCIAL SKILLS GROUP • SOUTH PERTH
LEGO® Club Group Therapy for Children
Connecting kids, one brick, one skill, one smile at a time. A fun, therapist-led program helping children aged 5–11 practise communication, teamwork, emotional regulation and confidence through collaborative play.
Ages 5–11
Small, supportive group environment
Structured plan
Collaborative LEGO building activities
After school
Tuesday or Thursday program option
South Perth
Suite 2, 83 Mill Point Road
Therapist-led
Guided, structured activities
Small groups
Maximum 10 participants
Sensory-aware
​Calm and inclusive setting
Funding options
Medicare or NDIS eligibility varies
Who it’s for
A playful place to practise real-world social skills
LEGO Club is designed for children who find social interaction, communication, emotional regulation or sensory experiences challenging. Children work toward shared building goals in a low-pressure environment where skills can be learned, rehearsed and celebrated.
Children with autism or other developmental differences may particularly benefit, although a formal diagnosis is not required. Suitability is considered individually so each child has the best chance of feeling safe, included and successful.
Social interaction
Emotional regulation
Problem-solving
Communication
Teamwork
Sensory confidence
How the program works
Creativity and play, supported by therapeutic guidance
A trained therapist guides children through structured, collaborative building challenges. Each activity creates natural opportunities to practise flexible thinking, shared attention, clear communication and coping with frustration.
Share roles
Children take turns, listen to instructions and learn how different roles contribute to a shared goal.
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Problem-solve
Children experiment with solutions, adapt plans and practise managing mistakes or unexpected changes.
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Communicate
Participants practise asking questions, explaining ideas and expressing thoughts and emotions respectfully.
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Regulate
Therapeutic support helps children notice frustration, pause and use practical regulation strategies.
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Cooperate
Shared builds encourage negotiation, teamwork, perspective-taking and positive peer connection.
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Grow confidence
Completing projects together gives children meaningful experiences of contribution and success.
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Meet the facilitator
Led by Dr Joseph Fleming
The current Term 3 program is led by Dr Joseph Fleming, an accredited mental health practitioner. Sessions combine structured collaborative play with professional guidance, helping children practise skills in a calm and supportive setting.
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Program details
Choose the schedule that suits your family
Thursday
4:00 pm–5:00 pm
Six-week program. Current Term 3 program runs 30 July–3 September 2026.
Tuesday
4:00 pm–5:00 pm
Four-week program, offered on selected dates.
Location
Calder Psychology
Suite 2, 83 Mill Point Road, South Perth WA 6151
Dates and availability can change. Please use the booking page for the latest session information.
Fees
Clear program pricing
$570 for the full six-week program. Full program payment is required to register for the six-week group.
Medicare rebates may be available with an eligible group-therapy referral. NDIS claiming depends on the participant’s plan and management arrangements. Please confirm eligibility with Calder Psychology before booking.
$95 per session
Minimum four and maximum ten participants. Full advance payment is required for the six-week program, and fees are not refunded for non-attendance. Confirm all current terms on the booking page.
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Current booking page
See availability and the latest dated information for the next LEGO Club program.