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Conversation Starters
Starting a conversation can be nerve-wracking or difficult when you don't know what to say. But there are ways to make it easier and more fun. Whether you're talking to a new person or an old friend, there are topics that can bring out new sides to your conversation partner and help you connect.
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When communicating with a friend, pay attention to cues that indicate they are engaged and comprehending what you're saying: nodding, maintaining eye contact, and smiling when you make a joke.
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Following Conversations with ADHD
Joining a group conversation can be challenging, especially for those with ADHD. But don't worry, there are some simple strategies that can help you feel confident and engaged.
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How to have tough conversations
Building stronger relationships through respectful communication
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Watch how your friend is standing or sitting when they talk to you. Try mirroring how they are positioning their body as they talk to you. You and your friend will feel closer from doing this.
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Personal Space and ADHD
Maintaining Healthy Relationships
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If your friend is not giving you cues that they understand you, slow down your speech and pause between each thought you are trying to communicate.
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Smiling sends the signal that you are friendly and open to meeting people.