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 9-12 years, SAS uses a spy-themed format to make social-emotional learning fun and practical.
Children, called “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. Content is adapted to the needs of the cadets in each group. 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, and meet regularly during the program for parent guidance and interaction.
SAS is suitable for children with a range of 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 with children in small groups, 1:3 ratio, at Eastwood, South Australia.
Contact us for next group start dates and enrolment information: reception@connectpsych.com.au