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Rocky Point Academy offers effective developmental programs for individuals struggling with:
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Attention/Focusing
- Executive Functioning
Current neurological science reveals that every brain – whether neurotypical or otherwise – is capable of creating new neural networks when provided with the right tools and proper developmental progression. Experience has proven to us that those on the autism spectrum, those with ADD/HD and those struggling with executive functioning can develop far beyond the usual predictions/expectations when provided with the missing pieces.
The Rocky Point Academy programs and workshops teach individuals how to systematically fill in the partial or completely missing developmental pieces. New learning is constructed upon the participant’s prior understanding and experience and builds a foundation for the next piece needed. This creates a solid framework that naturally and easily opens the door for:
Rocky Point Academy is proud to offer the DavisTM programs for correcting:
Self-awareness
Self-awareness: Theory of mind, personal space, accurate perception of oneself and their environment, understanding of oneself at the cause of an effect, personal hygiene, reduced sensitivities and meltdowns, fine and gross motor coordination.
Sustained attention
Sustained attention: Focusing, listening accurately and with intention, completing tasks, organizing thoughts, sequencing importance, sustaining relationships, blocking distractions and being able to follow directions.
Emotional Regulation
Emotional Regulation: Decrease stress/anxiety, appropriate energy levels, awareness of emotional triggers and how to change them, and inhibition (learning how to know when something is not appropriate)
Motivation
Motivation: Interest, drive, planning, initiating, follow-through, completing tasks and comfort with taking responsibility
Socialization:
Socialization: Sharing interests, sharing ideas, sharing feelings, communication, collaboration, understanding types of relationships and what a healthy/unhealthy relationship consists of.
Independent Problem Solving
Independent Problem Solving: Making good choices, predicting, evaluating, risk-taking, reflecting, creating alternate solutions, ownership of outcomes, responsibility, and confidence to make decisions.
Acceptance of Change
Acceptance of Change: Willingness to consider new ideas and possibilities, ability to shift focus as needed, variety of interests, reduced anxiety going into new/unknown situations, theory of mind, ability to change plans as needed to fit situations and flexibility.
Meeting Behavioral Expectations
Meeting Behavioral Expectations: Sense of time, organization, sequencing of steps, how to make good choices, reduce impulsivity, discover why we repeat negative behaviors and how to change the pattern into positive outcomes and comfort with responsibility.
Navigating Life’s Challenges More Independently
Navigating Life’s Challenges More Independently: Confidence, increased problem solving ability, drive, ability to learn and discover new information, application of learning into new situations, responsibility.
Rocky Point Academy has been accredited since 2002