Jason's Place International
Social Skills Therapy and Training
Come As You Are, There's a Place for You !
Our Mission Statement:
Helping Individuals develop and improve social skills through various techniques, including Music Therapy, Role-Playing, Social Scripts, One on One Training and Group Discussions, to enhance communication and interactions.
What We Do:
As Social Skills Therapist/Trainers we work with individuals often children and adults, to address challenges in social communication and interaction through acting out live scenarios.
Who We Are:
Rebecca Cavitt Taylor: M.A. B.S. in Communications and Psychology with a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Clinical Counseling from Southern New Hampshire University. (QMHP) (CBT, Person Centered Therapy)
Leon Cavitt Jr. M.ED. B.S. in Occupational Technology from the University of Houston and Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from the University of St. Thomas. Certified in the State of Texas in Generic Special Education.( Former HISD Administrator)
Discover Jason's Story
Our Vision
Jason Leon Cavitt a name of strength and courage. He was a brother, friend, and son who struggled with mental health and social skills. With his hard work of self discipline, resources and support he was able to overcome his struggles and reach his dreams of being free from his own struggles. We honor Jason our brother, our son, and friend as he now soars with the Angels above. We dedicate Jason's Place to him.
Jason's Place originated, May of 2020 and has been supporting children and adults in need of clothes, food, therapy, and resources. With our first major international give back in Nigeria, West Africa we were able to feed and clothed over 2,000 families and provide resources. Now Jason's Place has branched out towards providing Social Skills & Therapy Training to adults and children who struggle with prior trauma, verbal communication disabilities, and social anxiety. Our vision and hope is to provide professional skills of therapy by utilizing live action role play , face to face therapy, with the approach of CBT and Person Centered therapy. Facilitating live scenario role-plays to strengthen confidence and enhance social skills in children, adolescents, and adults.
Social Skills & Therapy Training
Skills We Offer
Explore our ongoing Social skills and therapy training that is designed to help individuals build stronger, healthier connections with others through improved communication, emotional regulation, and interpersonal awareness. Whether navigating everyday conversations, forming relationships, or managing social anxiety, with Jason's Place our training offers practical tools and therapeutic support to boost confidence and social competence. Ideal for individuals of all ages, the program creates a safe, supportive environment to learn, practice, and grow.
Skills We Address
Social Skills
Communication:
Learning to initiate conversations, take turns, and understand verbal and non-verbal cues.
Emotional Regulation:
Developing the ability to recognize and manage emotions.
Problem Solving:
Learning to resolve conflicts and find solutions to social problems.
Empathy:
Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
Social Rules and Expectations:
Understanding and following social norms and expectations in different situations.
How We Help
Professional Guidance
Identify Areas in Need of Improvement:
Assess an individual’s social skills and identify areas where they need improvement.
Develop Personalized ISSP Plan:
Create a ISSP (Individualized Social Skills Plan) tailored to address specific skills deficits.
Teach Social Skills:
Use various methods such as role playing, social stories, music therapy, and group activities, to teach and reinforce social skills.
Provide Feedback:
Offer constructive feedback to help individuals improve their social interactions.
Who Benefits
Children, Adolescents, Adults
Social Skills Therapy can be beneficial for individuals with:
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Anxiety Disorders.
Mood Disorders.
Personality Disorders.
Developmental Disabilities.
Social Communication Disorders.
Those who struggle with social interactions in general.
How You Can Help !
We Believe In The Power of Collaboration
We encourage commitment in supporting the Individualized Social Skills Plan by collaborating with our team and reinforcing skills at home.
Here's how the collaboration process can be effective:
1. Consistent Communication with our Team.
Stay in touch with the therapist about your ISSP progress, challenges, and skills targeted.
Share Context-Let the therapist know about specific social situations you encounter.
Ask Questions-Understand the strategies and language the therapist uses so you can mirror it at home.
2.Create Opportunities for Social Interaction.
Playdates or group activities
Community Involvement
Supervised Practice