Neurodivergent teens, particularly those with autism or ADHD, can face significant challenges with social interactions and anxiety. Nearly 40% of children and adolescents with autism experience at least one anxiety disorder.¹ Research also shows that social difficulties are very common among children with ADHD and are associated with social anxiety symptoms.²

For some neurodivergent individuals, navigating unspoken social rules can further contribute to anxiety.³ Parents and educators need accessible resources that reinforce these skills beyond therapy or the classroom. The Social Toolkit is a free, structured guide that breaks down social situations into understandable and interactive steps, aiming to make communication more manageable and less stressful for neurodivergent youth.