
Blogs for Parents, Adults & Educators On Friendship, Navigating Social Situations & "Social Spy" by Caroline Maguire, M.Ed.
My goal is to provide thought-provoking, research based content and tips about social skills development.
Coaching social skills is like a relationship; it has its ups and downs. Under-developed relationship skills makes it hard to thrive. I write my social skills blogs to keep you inspired and growing.
Thanks for joining me on this journey!
Why People with ADHD Feel FOMO More Intensely—And How to Tame It
March 18, 2025
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Raise your hand if you’ve ever been scrolling through social media, watching a group of friends at a concert or seeing coworkers grabbing drinks, and ...
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Does Making New Friends Make You Anxious? Here’s How To Make Small Talk So It’s A Little Easier For You (Or Your Child)
March 6, 2025
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For many adults, teenagers and tweens, making small talk can feel nothing short of torture. Unsure of what questions to ask to keep a conversation ...
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10 Tips to Manage Your Emotions & Communicate Better This Holiday Season
December 12, 2024
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As we approach the holiday season, everyone has a list of expectations about how it will go. “Last year was a disaster when Uncle XX ...
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Infodumping vs. Oversharing: Understanding the Difference
October 31, 2024
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In the neurodivergent community, communication styles can vary greatly, often leading to unique expressions such as infodumping. While infodumping and oversharing may seem similar at ...
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Helping Kids with Executive Functioning as the New School Year Starts
August 9, 2024
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As the carefree days of summer draw to a close, children and parents alike are gearing up for the return to school. This time of ...
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How To Help Your Socially Awkward Kid When They Don’t Socialize Well With Others
August 1, 2024
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As a parent, watching your kids navigate socializing with others can be hard. Especially if your kid appears socially awkward in some way. It’s not ...
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