Social Situations Strategies for Neurodivergent Families

Friendships, sharing, and social skills. Practical, parent-tested social situations strategies for ADHD, autistic and neurodivergent children.

Social Stories: Your child doesn't understand social expectations
Role Play Practice: Your child doesn't know how to respond in social situations
Coordination Through Play: Your child avoids physical activities and feels clumsy compared to peers
Tic Awareness at School: Your child is anxious about tics being noticed or commented on at school
Making and Keeping Friends: Your child wants friends but doesn't know how to make or maintain friendships
Handling Teasing and Bullying: Your child is being teased, excluded, or bullied at school or in social settings
Coping With Peer Rejection: Your child feels lonely, left out, or rejected by peers and it's affecting their self-worth
Friendship Without Burnout: You love your friends but message-back debt piles up, you ghost without meaning to, and then guilt makes it even harder to reply