Camp Pegasus

Do you wish for your student to find a safe community offering acceptance, friendship, and a sense of belonging? Do you seek social development opportunities to enhance your homeschool plan for your homeschooled neurodivergent child and teen ages 6–14?

Camp Pegasus Homeschool Community (CPHC) brings the warmth, community, and proven social-emotional development model of Camp Pegasus into a year-round program that meets weekly during the school day (1pm-3pm).

Since 2009, Camp Pegasus has helped thousands of children discover something every child deserves—the joy of belonging, the confidence that comes from genuine friendships, and the opportunity to grow in a community where they are loved, accepted, and celebrated for who they are.

Meeting one afternoon each week at our Plymouth Meeting art, play, and group spaces, Camp Pegasus Homeschool Community combines therapeutic support, direct instruction in social expectations & coping skills, creative expression, and guided play into an experience children genuinely look forward to attending.

Sessions are held all year round, with rolling admission and rolling graduation. Participants can enroll when space is available & continue in their group of friends as long as you like. The program is facilitated by neurodiversity-affirming master’s level, board certified art therapists & social workers.

Lead therapists from the Child & Family Art Therapy Center are board certified art therapists or licensed clinical social workers. They are supported by one highly trained therapeutic assistant. The two facilitators work ongoingly with groups of up to six participants. All of our staff have expertise in the most contemporary and strength-based approaches to neurodiversity affirming treatment & social development.

Experienced with:

*Autism *ADHD *Learning Differences *Anxiety *Social Challenges