A single delayed text. A one-line piece of feedback. A pause half a second too long. For a brain wired with both Autism and ADHD, moments like these can trigger something far bigger than the situation calls for — a physical wave of shame, panic, and certainty that everything has gone irreversibly wrong.
Dr. Diana Moyer maps this experience with clarity and compassion, naming exactly what happens in the body and mind when Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria takes hold, and why it hits differently for those carrying both Autism and ADHD. Rather than offering vague reassurance, this guide moves directly into the moments that matter most: what to do in the first ninety seconds of a spiral, how to question the catastrophic story that follows, and why the instinct to please, appease, and shrink has been quietly running the show for years.
Readers will find grounded techniques for the acute crisis, tools for untangling fact from fear, and a clear path toward something sturdier than constant vigilance — a real, working trust in one's own perception and worth.
This is not a book about becoming less sensitive. It is a book about becoming steadier inside a nervous system that was never broken to begin with.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A single delayed text. A one-line piece of feedback. A pause half a second too long. For a brain wired with both Autism and ADHD, moments like these can trigger something far bigger than the situation calls for - a physical wave of shame, panic, and certainty that everything has gone irreversibly wrong.Dr. Diana Moyer maps this experience with clarity and compassion, naming exactly what happens in the body and mind when Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria takes hold, and why it hits differently for those carrying both Autism and ADHD. Rather than offering vague reassurance, this guide moves directly into the moments that matter most: what to do in the first ninety seconds of a spiral, how to question the catastrophic story that follows, and why the instinct to please, appease, and shrink has been quietly running the show for years.Readers will find grounded techniques for the acute crisis, tools for untangling fact from fear, and a clear path toward something sturdier than constant vigilance - a real, working trust in one's own perception and worth.This is not a book about becoming less sensitive. It is a book about becoming steadier inside a nervous system that was never broken to begin with. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798193320517
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A single delayed text. A one-line piece of feedback. A pause half a second too long. For a brain wired with both Autism and ADHD, moments like these can trigger something far bigger than the situation calls for - a physical wave of shame, panic, and certainty that everything has gone irreversibly wrong.Dr. Diana Moyer maps this experience with clarity and compassion, naming exactly what happens in the body and mind when Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria takes hold, and why it hits differently for those carrying both Autism and ADHD. Rather than offering vague reassurance, this guide moves directly into the moments that matter most: what to do in the first ninety seconds of a spiral, how to question the catastrophic story that follows, and why the instinct to please, appease, and shrink has been quietly running the show for years.Readers will find grounded techniques for the acute crisis, tools for untangling fact from fear, and a clear path toward something sturdier than constant vigilance - a real, working trust in one's own perception and worth.This is not a book about becoming less sensitive. It is a book about becoming steadier inside a nervous system that was never broken to begin with. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798193320517
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