Every child faces social and emotional challenges as they grow. For some, difficulties with friendships, emotions, anxiety, communication or problem-solving can make everyday situations feel overwhelming.
At Ramsay Psychology, we offer the Secret Agent Society® (SAS) Program, an evidence-based social and emotional skills program designed to help children develop the confidence and practical skills they need to thrive at home, at school and in social settings.
Secret Agent Society® is an award-winning program developed for children aged 8 to 12 years. Using an engaging spy-themed approach, children become "Cadets" and learn a range of social and emotional skills through interactive activities, games and real-world practice challenges.
The program has been used internationally for more than a decade and has been shown to assist children who experience challenges related to:
Through the SAS program, children learn how to:
Children are supported to practise these skills in everyday situations, helping them build lasting confidence and resilience.
One of the unique strengths of Secret Agent Society® is its focus on involving the important adults in a child's life.
Parents, caregivers and schools play a valuable role in supporting children as they practise new skills. The program includes resources that help families reinforce learning at home and encourage ongoing progress in everyday environments.
By working together, children receive consistent support across home, school and social settings, helping maximise their success.
The Secret Agent Society® program may be suitable for children aged 8 to 12 years who:
A Ramsay Psychology clinician can determine whether the program is appropriate for your child's individual needs.
If you're concerned about your child's social, emotional or behavioural wellbeing, our team can help determine whether Secret Agent Society® is the right fit.
To make an enquiry or learn more about upcoming program availability and referral requirements, please contact us via Enquiries@ramsaypsychology.com.au
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