Social-Lite Connect

Social-Lite: Connection on Your Terms

A 10-session social support program for adults on the autism spectrum in Los Angeles, California. Learn and use social skills in real life! We support you in exploring your city’s social life, developing meaningful relationships, and becoming a part of your local community. Clients are welcome to re-enroll, space pending, or join the waiting list.


✓ Meet and Greet with client and/or family
✓ Communication and social skills assessment
✓ One instructional hour per month
✓ Two supported outings per month (2-3 hours)
✓ Access to the learning community

Enjoy activities such as

Board game nights ● Hiking groups ● Book Clubs ● Knitting groups ● Softball leagues ● Cooking classes ● Writing groups ● Volunteering ● Yoga classes ● Walking clubs ● Dinner Clubs ● Water aerobics ● Pickleball leagues ● Language conversation groups ● Live music ● Poetry readings ● Karaoke nights ● Open Mics ● Run clubs ● Movies in the park ● Dance classes ● Attend baseball games ● Social mixers ● Meet-ups ● Bowling ● Play pool ● Photography walks ● Any other interest you have!

Learn and practice:

● Use pragmatic and relational communication skills

● Participate in local social groups within your wider community

● Use social skills in natural, inclusive settings

● Find social activities

● Invite others to social activities

● Make friends

● Maintain friendships

● Social media skills and etiquette

● Conflict resolution

● Self-advocacy

● Self-exploration and development

● Public speaking skills

Meet your instructor

Ebony Towner, MA

Since 2007, Ebony has worked with individuals, groups, and families in various settings to create individualized programs to help foster independence, empowerment, and fulfillment with activities such as inclusive work experience, social groups, community college classes, and life skill development. As an autism specific Middle School Teacher, Ebony facilitated an inclusive education program for her students including peer and teacher training, individualized supports, and curriculum modifications. She also ran the Best Buddies program which facilitated peer friendships between her students and the broader student body. Ebony endeavors to support adults on the autism spectrum in living a worthwhile life centered around their interests and strengths.

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