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Friendship Skills for Neurodivergent Adults
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Carolyn McGuire's 'Friendship Skills for Neurodivergent Adults' provides practical advice for building and maintaining friendships while honoring neurodivergent needs.
The book explores social expectations, communication differences, and the tension between adapting and masking in social contexts.
McGuire offers frameworks and exercises to help readers assess their needs, set boundaries, and cultivate authentic connections without self-erasure.
Drawing on clinical knowledge and lived experience, she addresses common challenges like rejection sensitivity and sensory differences with compassionate, actionable guidance.
The book aims to empower neurodivergent adults to form fulfilling relationships while staying true to themselves.
The book explores social expectations, communication differences, and the tension between adapting and masking in social contexts.
McGuire offers frameworks and exercises to help readers assess their needs, set boundaries, and cultivate authentic connections without self-erasure.
Drawing on clinical knowledge and lived experience, she addresses common challenges like rejection sensitivity and sensory differences with compassionate, actionable guidance.
The book aims to empower neurodivergent adults to form fulfilling relationships while staying true to themselves.
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as her new book (available April 14) reframing adult friendship skills for neurodivergent people.


Pete Wright


Caroline Maguire

"Friendship Skills for Neurodivergent Adults" with Caroline Maguire
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as an upcoming helpful book contrasting adapting versus masking for neurodivergent adults.

Karen McGill

ADHD masking - do you even know when you're doing it?




