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[quote=Anonymous]Is it possible to get him involved in some extracurricular activities? It doesn’t have to be sports, perhaps a club involving one of his interests or even a neurodivergent club/ support group. If one does not exist, maybe he could help establish one. Is there a walking/hiking club he could get involved in? I’ve found this sometimes helps get kids out of their shell. If he’s happy as is, I would leave him be. If he’s wanting to make friends, perhaps being more intentional would help. Instead of asking if someone wants to hang out sometime, he should invite them to a specific place at a specific day/time. [/quote]
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