Tween Girls Sensory Friendly Camp 

Tween Girls (8-14 yrs olds) 

Sensory Friendly Camp 

M-F 8:30-2:45pm

Camp Weekly Cost: $795


Summer: June 15th-19th & June 22nd-26th 

Are you looking for a summer experience where your neurodivergent tween can feel truly understood and included? Our Sensory Friendly Summer Camp is thoughtfully designed for girls ages 8-14 who thrive in supportive, creative, and flexible settings. Each day at camp offers a balance of engaging activities—like interactive games, imaginative arts & crafts, and memorable field trips—tailored to meet the sensory needs of every camper.


• Make new friends while learning social skills

• Build executive function & self-regulation

• Express yourself through creative activities

• Explore the world on awesome adventures

Tween girls ages 8-12 building friendships at Play 2 Progress

Campers will build lasting friendships as they learn to navigate social situations in a safe, welcoming space. Our experienced staff uses evidence-based strategies to help girls develop executive function skills—such as planning, organizing, and flexible thinking—while also teaching self-regulation techniques to manage emotions and sensory input.


We celebrate each camper's individuality and offer plenty of opportunities for choice and self-expression. Whether your child loves quiet craft time or energetic group games, she'll find her place among friends who get her. Our field trips are thoughtfully planned to ensure comfort and enjoyment for all participants.Give your tween girl a summer to remember—one where she can shine, connect, and grow in an environment built just for her. Spots are limited—register now and let your child thrive!. 




FAQs about Camp: 

How is this camp different from a recreational program? 

Each day is designed to foster your child's growth and development in a way that traditional recreational programs can't match. Led by skilled occupational therapists (OTs), our camp is explicitly tailored to address your child's unique goals, ensuring personalized attention and care. 


We understand that children may sometimes experience moments of dysregulation, and during these times, we focus on reinforcing emotional regulation skills rather than using punishment. Our approach emphasizes providing tailored support to help your child navigate challenging feelings, empowering them with practical tools to manage their emotions.


We prioritize dynamic peer-to-peer interactions, equipping children with the tools they need to navigate their social connections confidently. We aim to spark playfulness and foster open communication among peers, creating a vibrant environment where friendships can flourish and meaningful exchanges occur. We focus on initiating and sustaining group play, teamwork, play ideation, pretend play, competitiveness, and turn-taking. 


Each day introduces a new social skill or topic, equipping your child with essential tools and strategies you can continue to use at home, at school, and throughout your family's lives. We'll provide weekly recaps so you stay informed about your child's progress and achievements. Join us for a purposeful journey that blends fun with focused learning and encourages emotional resilience!


Who is the Sensory Friendly Camp best suited for?  

Tween Girls camp is best suited for feamle-presenting campers who have some familiarity with emotional regulation strategies and are able to safely interact with peers without continuous 1:1 assistance. This allows everyone to participate meaningfully and benefit from the experience. We understand that campers will have times where they may have difficulty participating or regulating effectively. Camp activities are designed for children who can interact with peers with occasional guidance, rather than ongoing individual support. 


Children who do require 1:1 assistance: We have a limited staff of 1:1 aides that are available to support children who need additional assistance to regulate, are prone to eloping and/or in need of other individual support.


Depending on your child’s needs, we may recommend starting with 1:1 OT sessions to build regulation skills, then transitioning to a group setting. 

What if my child has difficulty regulating their behavior in a group setting?

All children in camp will have difficulty regulating to a certain degree. Children exhibiting physical aggression or struggling to regulate in group situations may require a 1:1 shadow during their camp session to ensure a supportive environment. Families have the option to arrange for an outside shadow or request our assistance in providing one. Please inquire about availability as we do have a limited number of 1:1 shadows.

Will Sensory Friendly Camp help my child to make friends and sustain peer relationships? 

Yes, our program is specifically designed to help your child make friends and sustain peer relationships. We prioritize dynamic peer-to-peer interactions, which equip children with the necessary tools to navigate social connections with confidence. Our approach emphasizes playful engagement and open communication among peers, creating an environment where friendships can flourish.


Each day, we introduce new social skills that your child can practice not only during the camp but also at home and school. These skills include teamwork, initiating and sustaining group play, and turn-taking, all of which are essential for building and maintaining friendships. Additionally, our skilled occupational therapists provide personalized attention, ensuring that your child's unique needs are addressed, further supporting their ability to connect with others.


By encouraging emotional regulation and empowering children to navigate their feelings, we help them better understand and respond to social situations, leading to more meaningful interactions with their peers. Overall, our program fosters a vibrant space for kids to learn and grow together, enhancing their ability to develop and sustain lasting relationships.

Is there an additional fee for a 1:1 Aide?

Yes, we do charge an additional fee for a 1:1 Aide. Please reach out to us for more information. 

My child has their own 1:1 aide do you allow outside aides to come to camp? 

We are happy to accommodate outside 1:1 aides with the following 1) A comprehensive background check and 2)  Play 2 Progress listed as an additional insured on the company COI. COI must meet specific policy minimums please contact us for a sample COI and more information. 

Is the camp structured?

Yes! Our camp framework is thoughtfully designed to resemble the activities and skills children will encounter in school. Participants will gently be encouraged to engage in non-preferred activities and step outside their comfort zones to foster growth and resilience.

Billing, Insurance and Cancellation Policy

Do you accept self-determination or other programs?

P2P currently accepts self-determination from some FMS companies. Reach out to us at assistwh@play2progress.com and we will assist you with setting up payment through your FMS. We do require a deposit to hold your camp spot that we will refund to you once your FMS has paid for camp in full. Please note that the deposit is non-refundable and your sole responsibility if you choose to cancel any weeks of camp outside of the cancellation window. 

When will I be billed?

You can choose to pay in full or pay a deposit at time of registration. If you choose to pay a deposit your balance will be due in full on May 14th, 2026. Payment is due in full at time of registration for any registrations made after May 14th, 2026. 

What is your Cancellation Policy? 

What is your Cancellation Policy? 


If you have any questions about our program, feel free to give us a call or contact us via email - we'd love to chat!