Because everyone deserves friendship and belonging.
What We Offer
Three Programs. One Goal.
PEERS® friendship program
UCLA's evidence-based social skills curriculum for teens and young adults, delivered in a warm, affirming group setting.
Social Skill Building
Practical strategies for navigating social interactions and building genuine relationships in a safe, guided environment.
Parent Guidance
Workshops and coaching sessions designed to provide families with the tools and confidence to support their child's social growth at home.
We provide a supportive space specifically designed for neurodivergent individuals. Our programs focus on practical life skills, meaningful connections, and the empowerment needed to navigate the world with confidence.
PEERS® Social Skills Groups
Small group sessions focused on self-affirmation, community building, and personal growth for neurodivergent teens and young adults.
Our Mission
“To empower neurodivergent individuals and their families with the guidance, tools, and confidence needed to build meaningful relationships, develop real-world social skills, and live fuller, more connected lives.”
How It Works
01
Free Consultation
We start with a conversation to understand your goals and see if our coaching style is the right fit for your journey.
02
Personalized Plan
We design a custom roadmap based on research-backed methods, focusing on the specific social and executive tools you need.
03
Interactive Coaching
Work directly with Sara in practical sessions designed to build confidence and refine skills in a supportive environment. Small groups form regularly. Parent coaching is available weekly.
04
Lasting Connections
Apply what you've learned to build genuine, fulfilling relationships and navigate the world with empowered confidence.
Meet Sara Victor
Parliament of Owls was founded by Sara Victor, LCSW, a Connecticut-based clinical social worker who works with clients in this practice as a coach and educator, not as a therapist. Professionally, she's spent years supporting neurodivergent teens, adults, and families. Personally, she's the parent of a child who struggled to make and keep friends — and who knows firsthand how hard it is to find the right kind of help.
That combination shapes how every session runs here: grounded in a well-researched curriculum, delivered with the practical honesty of someone who has sat exactly where you're sitting.
"I built the program I wish someone had handed me — one that treats parents as partners, not bystanders."