My child is constantly involved in conflicts - at home, on the playground, and in the sports club. My child is very quiet - they don't participate in class and quickly stand on the sidelines in groups without getting involved. I have poor grades because I'm afraid to speak up, even though I know the answer. I often have arguments during breaks, and my little brother is always annoying me. Do these statements from parents and children sound familiar to you? The Occupational Therapy Social Competence Training (EST) has been developed for these children. It aims to support them in developing and applying behavioral options that are considered socially competent. The Occupational Therapy Social Competence Training seeks to improve social competence in very concrete, everyday situations, targets children in elementary school ages approximately 7 to 12 years, and is designed as group therapy.