The Horizon Social Club

Real Friendships. Real Experiences. Real Confidence.

Friendships aren't built during therapy sessions—they're built through shared experiences.

The Horizon Social Club was created for neurodivergent teens and young adults who want more opportunities to connect with peers, explore their community, and build lasting friendships in a supportive environment.

Whether you're looking to meet new people, practice social confidence, or simply have fun with others who understand you, there's a place for you here.

No ABA services are required to participate.

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Who Can Join?

The Horizon Social Club welcomes neurodivergent teens and young adults, including individuals with:

  • Autism

  • ADHD

  • Learning differences

  • Executive functioning challenges

  • Anxiety related to social situations

  • Other developmental differences

You do not need to be a current BRH ABA client to participate.

Groups are intentionally kept small to encourage meaningful interaction.

Group Size: Less than 10 participants

Age Groups:

  • Ages 13–17

  • Ages 18–26

Every Month Brings Something New

We offer both in-person and virtual events each month, giving participants opportunities to connect in ways that fit their comfort level and schedule.

In-Person Events (Hampton Roads)

Activities may include:

  • Bowling

  • Mini golf

  • Coffee shops

  • Game nights

  • Escape rooms

  • Restaurants

  • Museums

  • Volunteer projects

  • Parks and hiking

  • Seasonal festivals

  • Local events

  • Cooking classes

Virtual Events

Perfect for participants anywhere in Virginia.

Activities may include:

  • Online games

  • Trivia nights

  • Movie discussions

  • Hobby clubs

  • Book discussions

  • Minecraft or gaming nights (if offered)

  • Virtual escape rooms

  • Goal-setting workshops

  • Interest-based discussion groups

More Than Just Social Skills

We're not here to force conversations or make anyone act like someone they're not.

Instead, we create opportunities for authentic friendships while naturally practicing:

  • Starting conversations

  • Reading social situations

  • Self-advocacy

  • Problem solving

  • Flexibility

  • Confidence

  • Teamwork

  • Community participation

Most importantly…

Having fun.

Designed by Professionals

Every event is thoughtfully planned and facilitated by professionals including Board Certified Behavior Analysts who understand neurodiversity.

Our goal is to create a welcoming environment where everyone feels respected, included, and supported while developing meaningful connections.

Membership & Registration

The Horizon Social Club is a private-pay community program and is separate from ABA therapy services.

Members may attend individual events or purchase monthly membership options as they become available.

Pricing and event schedules are released monthly.

FAQs

Do I have to be an ABA client?

1

No.

The Horizon Social Club is open to neurodivergent teens and young adults throughout our community.


Is this covered by insurance?

2

No.

Social Club events are private-pay and are designed as community enrichment opportunities rather than billable therapy services.


How many participants are in each group?

3

Groups typically include 5 to 10 participants, allowing everyone the opportunity to participate while keeping the environment comfortable and supportive.


Are there virtual events?

4

Yes.

We host both virtual and in-person opportunities every month.


What if this is my teen's first social group?

5

That's completely okay.

Many participants attend their first event feeling nervous. Our facilitators help create a welcoming, low-pressure environment where everyone can participate at their own comfort level.

Join the Horizon Social Club

The best friendships often begin with one conversation.

Whether your teen wants to meet new people, explore new interests, or simply find a community where they feel understood, we'd love to welcome them.