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For the past 20 years, the Tree Group’s Active Learning Program emerged from working with children and adolescents whose learning, language, and emotional–behavioral difficulties deeply interconnected. When substantial effort across various educational services does not lead to meaningful change, it is often because underlying clinical factors require a deeper level of psychological, psycho-educational, or neuropsychological intervention. For these children, understanding how learning challenges and emotional–behavioral patterns shape one another, and identifying the precise points at which functional difficulties arise, is essential in developing a treatment plan that is both responsible and effective.

The Active Learning Program integrates clinical treatment with specialized psycho-educational strategies designed to support children with delayed language development, limited learning progress, or complex developmental needs. Rather than focusing solely on surface-level concerns such as grades or observable behaviors, we work to understand each child’s underlying language, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. This approach allows us to identify the child’s clinical trajectory and to design a treatment plan that is individualized, data-driven, and therapeutically meaningful.

The Active Learning Winter Intensive Program provides a chance to engage in this clinical approach in a more concentrated and immersive setting. Throughout the program, children strengthen language development, individualized learning skills, and self-regulation abilities, while practicing emotional and behavioral strategies within real, everyday contexts. The daily routine—built around each child’s individualized plan—is not limited to academic improvement. Instead, it is designed to promote balanced, coordinated growth across interconnected domains including cognitive, neuropsychological, emotional, behavioral, social, and functional development.

At the core of the Tree Group’s philosophy is a commitment to respecting each child’s unique developmental rhythm and learning style. Every child learns differently, and every child progresses at their own pace. By integrating data from professional psycho-educational assessments with ongoing clinical observations, we help children establish meaningful turning points in their development, supporting progress that is measurable, stable, and aligned with their long-term well-being.

The Active Learning Winter Intensive Program is not simply aimed at improving academic abilities. It is a comprehensive, clinically grounded program designed to understand and strengthen the whole child—their development, functioning, and ability to engage with the world. For more than twenty years, our program has offered children and families a consistent, trustworthy, and professionally guided clinical framework, opening new directions and possibilities for those who have not found sufficient support elsewhere.