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Social Skills for Teens with Anxiety: Make Friends and Do Stuff Without Feeling Weird Autism received or witnessed – areBy Emily Davenport MA, ATR BC, LCAT Build confidence and connect with others in this guide to social skills for teens with anxiety Does your child get nervous about the idea of attending a party or making a phone call? Theyre not alone. Social anxiety is pretty common among teensbut they can learn to embrace social situations with a sense of calm. This guide is filled with exercises that show kids how to build the social skills they need to feel