Gaming Club: Social & Tech Hub for Neurodiverse Kids and Teens
The Gaming Club at The Social Space Psychology Clinic, Mascot is a safe, welcoming space for children and teens who love technology. Guided by psychologists and skilled mentors, participants connect with like-minded peers while exploring coding, Minecraft, game design, and digital creativity. This club provides more than just screen time it’s a structured, supportive environment where social confidence grows alongside technical skills.
Benefits
- Build friendships in a supportive, interest-led setting
- Improve communication, teamwork, and problem-solving
- Boost confidence through gaming, coding, and creative projects
- Learn from mentors experienced in psychology and digital skills
- Safe, inclusive space designed for neurodiverse youth
Topics & Skills Covered
Social Skills
Communication, teamwork, conflict resolution
Digital Skills
Coding, building, creative design
Confidence Building
Trying new challenges in a safe setting
Emotional Skills
Managing frustration, sharing success, resilience
Participation Requirements
- Age Group: 8–16 years
- Suitability: Children and teens with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or social challenges
- Commitment: Weekly attendance during school terms
- Location: The Social Space Psychology Clinic, Mascot (Sydney)
Why It Matters
For many neurodiverse children and teens, traditional social settings can feel overwhelming. The Gaming Club turns a shared passion into a bridge for learning essential social and emotional skills in a relaxed, engaging way. It’s not just about games it’s about building confidence, connection, and belonging.
Program Structure
Duration
10 Weeks
Format
Weekly 90 minute Sessions
Activities
Minecraft building, coding, video editing, collaborative gaming
Parent/Carer Involvement
No parent involvement required, however you are more than welcome to stay and join in!