Secret Agent Society

Yes! TMB has three trained SAS facilitators

• The research on the SAS program was conducted in a small group format. This is what is generally recommended. We also feel that it is beneficial for your child to practice their skills with a group of peers rather than an adult therapist.
• TMB offers 1:1 sessions for those who are unable to attend our group sessions.
• TMB also incorporates SAS strategies and skills into our Mission Hangouts program.  Mission Hangouts is a great follow-up to SAS and gives children an opportunity to put their new SAS skills into practice!

• There are a few options for this.
  • Access a second SAS program. The content of the Secret Agent Society program is very dense and we do find that sometimes kids benefit from doing the program twice to maximise benefit.
  • 1:1 follow up sessions with a Secret Agent Society Club leader (facilitator).
  • Enrol in Mission Hangouts our facilitated peer playdate program.

• Unfortunately, no.  SAS occurs over 9 club meetings, with time in between each meeting to practice the skills learned. We would love to offer the program in an intensive format over school holidays but feel that the integrity of the program would be lost and your child would not gain very much from it.
• If you are looking for a program over school holidays, we recommend checking out Mission Hangouts.

• We recommend that your child:
  • Is comfortable sitting in a small group of his/her peers
  • Can engage in a 3-4 exchange conversation about a range of topics.
  • Answers a variety of Wh- questions (who, what, when, where, why)
  • Be able to report on/recall events in the recent past.