Level Up Social Club — Where Young Men With Autism Come to Belong

The age most autism support programs end — leaving young men to figure out the adult world alone.

The Problem We're Solving

Your son deserves more than aging out.

Most autism programs disappear right when young men need them most — right as they're learning to navigate the real world.

Level Up Social Club exists for ages 16–21. We fill those years with peer connection, real-world skill practice, and the kind of social confidence that changes everything.

🎮 Activities they actually want to do — gaming, art, Pokémon, D&D. We meet young men where they are.

🧠 BCBA-designed skill building — every session includes structured, evidence-based practice for real-world situations.

📋 Progress Cards every session — so your family knows exactly what skills were practiced and what to celebrate at home.

How It Works

Inside a Level Up Session

Every 3-hour session is structured, purposeful — and actually fun. Here's what your son's Saturday looks like.

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0:00 – 0:20

Arrival & Settle In

Members arrive, greet staff, and choose their starting zone. No pressure, no rush.

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0:20 – 1:30

Free Zone Time

Gaming, art, or game tables — staff facilitate natural social interactions organically.

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1:30 – 1:45

Snack Break

Low-pressure casual time. Conversation, connection, and a moment to reset.

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1:45 – 2:30

Scenario Practice

BCBA-designed role-play of real-world situations. Staff take roles. Group debrief follows.

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2:30 – 3:00

Wrap-Up

Group check-in, one highlight per member, and Progress Cards to take home.

Choose Your Zone

Three spaces. One community.

Members explore the zone that fits them — and naturally build friendships along the way.

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Gaming Lounge

Co-op and competitive console & PC games. Win together. Learn together.

Level up your teamwork skills.

The Gaming Lounge is where friendships happen naturally. Co-op games build communication and collaboration. Competitive games build sportsmanship and emotional regulation. Staff facilitate the social moments — you play the games.

🏎️ Mario Kart 🍳 Overcooked ⚔️ Smash Bros + more co-op titles

Natural turn-taking and communication practice

Emotional regulation under friendly competition

Celebrate wins and handle losses with support nearby

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Art Studio

A calm, creative space for self-expression without pressure.

Create something yours.

The Art Studio gives members a place to decompress, express themselves, and connect through shared creativity. No talent required. No judgment ever. Staff use art time to facilitate low-pressure conversation and warm-up connections.

✏️ Drawing 🖌️ Painting 🎨 Colored Pencils 💧 Watercolors

Low-pressure environment perfect for social warm-up

Shared creativity sparks natural conversation

Ideal for members who need a calmer start

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Game Tables

Strategy, storytelling, and community around the table.

Roll the dice. Build connections.

The Game Tables zone is where strategy meets storytelling. Tabletop games naturally demand conversation, negotiation, and collaboration — which means every game is a real social skills session in disguise.

⚡ Pokémon TCG 🧙 Magic: The Gathering 🏝️ Catan 🕵️ Codenames 🐉 D&D One-Shots

Teaching rules builds leadership and communication

Negotiation and strategy sharpen social skills

D&D one-shots build perspective-taking and storytelling

Real-World Practice

The moments that matter — practiced here first.

Each session includes a BCBA-designed scenario where members practice real situations before they face them alone in the world.

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Grocery Store

Ask for help locating items, navigate checkout, handle making change, and interact with cashiers confidently.

Asking for HelpConversation

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Movie Theater

Order at the concession stand, choose a seat, manage waiting in lines, and handle the unexpected.

Public SpacesPatience

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Restaurant

Order from a menu, handle substitutions, request the check, and interact with servers professionally.

ConversationSelf-Advocacy

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Public Transit

Read a schedule, purchase a ticket, ask for directions, and navigate unfamiliar public spaces.

IndependenceAsking for Help

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Job Interview

Professional greetings, eye contact strategies, answering questions, and presenting your strengths.

EmploymentSelf-Advocacy

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Doctor's Office

Check in at reception, describe symptoms clearly, understand and follow instructions from providers.

Self-AdvocacyCommunication

What We Build

Three skill tracks. A lifetime of confidence.

Every activity and scenario is intentionally designed around three core skill tracks — the ones that matter most for adult independence.

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Conversation Initiation

Opening a conversation. Keeping it going. Knowing how to exit gracefully. These are learnable skills — and we practice them every session through natural interaction and guided scenarios.

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Self-Advocacy & Asking for Help

Knowing what you need and being able to say it — without shame. We build the confidence to ask for help in grocery stores, doctor's offices, classrooms, and job interviews.

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Emotional Regulation in Public

Recognizing the warning signs early. Having strategies ready before escalation. We practice these tools in safe, low-stakes settings so they're there when the real world gets hard.

Your Team

Trained. Credentialed. Genuinely here for your son.

Every session is supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and facilitated by trained Registered Behavior Technicians. Every single time.

BCBA

Alyssa Bean

Clinical Director & Supervisor — designs all scenarios, skill tracks, and progress measurement

RBT

Romulo

Lead RBT & Operations Lead — drives the program day-to-day and ensures every session runs smoothly

RBT

Frank

RBT Facilitator — leads activities and builds authentic connections with members in the zones

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Josue

RBT Facilitator — supports members across all zones and helps guide scenario role-play sessions

Investment

Transparent pricing. No surprises.

Private-pay program. No insurance billing. Clear, honest pricing for structured, expert-led social development.

Single Session

$188

per member · 3-hour session

Full 3-hour structured session

1:3 staff-to-member ratio

BCBA-supervised throughout

Progress Card to take home

All supplies & activities included

Monthly Package

$675

per member · 4 sessions/month ($168.75/session)

4 sessions per month

1:3 staff-to-member ratio

BCBA-supervised throughout

Progress Card every session

All supplies & activities included

Priority enrollment for new sessions

Monthly progress summary

Start Monthly Package

⚡ Pilot is limited to 9 members. Once spots fill, we'll open a waitlist for August.
Questions? Email betterbehavioranalytics@gmail.com

Common Questions

We get it. You have questions.

Here are the ones parents ask us most. Don't see yours? Just email us.

What if my son has never been in a social group before? ▾

That's exactly who Level Up is designed for. We keep the group small (9 members max), and sessions begin in low-pressure activity zones — so your son can settle in at his own pace before any structured interaction. Our staff are trained to meet each member where he is and facilitate connections organically, never forcefully.

What autism support levels does this serve? ▾

Level Up Social Club is designed for young men with autism support levels 2 and 3, ages 16–21. If you're unsure whether the program is the right fit for your son, reach out — we'll have a real conversation and help you decide together.

What is a BCBA and why does it matter? ▾

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is a licensed clinical professional specializing in autism and behavior science. BCBAs design evidence-based interventions, supervise implementation, and track measurable progress. Having a BCBA supervise every session means the program isn't just fun — it's clinically structured to produce real, measurable outcomes for your son.

How will I know my son is making progress? ▾

Every session ends with a Progress Card — a written summary of which skills were practiced, how your son engaged, and specific wins to celebrate at home. Monthly package members also receive a monthly progress summary. You're never left wondering what happened in the session.

My son isn't into gaming. Will he still fit in? ▾

Absolutely. We have three zones — Gaming Lounge, Art Studio, and Game Tables — and members choose where they spend their free time. No one is required to game. Many members will prefer the Art Studio or tabletop games like Pokémon, D&D, or Catan. The zones exist so every member finds his place.

Where are sessions held? ▾

Sessions are held at the Village at Entrada clubhouse in Cape Coral, FL. It's a private, comfortable community space — not a clinic, not a school. We designed the experience to feel more like hanging out with friends than attending a program.

Is there an intake or assessment process before the first session? ▾

Yes — after you register, we'll reach out to schedule a brief intake conversation (not a formal assessment) to understand your son's strengths, preferences, and support needs. This helps our team prepare so Day 1 feels as comfortable as possible for him.

Pilot Launching July 9

This is your son's season.

Fill out the form and we'll reach out within 24 hours to confirm your spot and answer any questions you have.

"This is your season."

— Alyssa Bean, BCBA · Clinical Director

Only 9 spots available for the July pilot session.
Families who register first get priority placement.

Reserve Your Spot

Pilot Session 1: July 9 · Session 2: July 23 · Cape Coral, FL

Parent / Guardian Name *

Son's Name *

Your Email *

Phone Number *

Son's Age

Support Level

How Did You Hear About Us?

Anything We Should Know?

🔒 Your information stays private. We'll only use it to reach out about Level Up Social Club.

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You're on the list!

We'll reach out within 24 hours to confirm your spot and walk through next steps. We can't wait to welcome your son to Level Up.

Questions? betterbehavioranalytics@gmail.com

Where Young Men With AutismCome to Belong