Secret Agent Society: Solving the mystery of emotions and social encounters® – The Secret Agent Society (SAS) Small Group Program prepares children for life’s social and emotional challenges.
The evidence-based SAS program helps children build confidence in understanding and regulating emotions, solving social problems and reaching their social goals (like friendship or teamwork). Designed for children aged 8-12 years, and adaptable for children or teens with relevant needs and goals, SAS uses an exciting spy-themed format to make social-emotional learning fun and practical. Children, known as “cadets”, take part in small-group club meetings led by trained SAS Facilitators, supported by interactive digital activities and real-life practice missions that encourage skill development at home, school, and in the community. Parents, teachers and community activity leaders are involved through guidance and practical resources, creating a wrap-around approach that helps children generalise their social-emotional toolkit.
Delivered face-to-face (Miranda, NSW) or via telehealth, SAS suits children with a range of diagnostic and neurodiverse profiles. It offers a structured, strengths-based pathway toward everyday social and emotional success.
- Our team of trained SAS Facilitators deliver the SAS Small Group Program in small groups or 1:1
- We are a neurodivergent-affirming service
- Award-Winning Service: LBA Access and Inclusion
- Contact us for start dates and enrolment information