ISBN: 9798192735770 - rsd and audhd: a practical guide to rejection sensitive dysphoria, emotional regulation, and breaking the rejection spiral (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Some brains feel rejection like a physical wound - sudden, disproportionate, and impossible to reason away in the moment. For adults navigating the intersection of autism and ADHD, this experience has a name: Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. It shows up as a delayed text spiraling into hours of dread, a piece of feedback that feels like a verdict on someone's entire worth, or a quiet, constant bracing for disapproval that colors even ordinary interactions.This guide moves past dismissive labels like 'too sensitive' and into the actual neuroscience, lived patterns, and practical tools behind RSD in the AuDHD brain. Readers will learn to trace their own rejection spiral from first trigger to full collapse, build a personalized toolkit for calming an overwhelmed nervous system in real time, and begin the slower work of separating self-worth from the approval of others. The final chapters turn outward - toward naming this experience to the people who matter most, setting boundaries without spiraling into guilt, and choosing relationships and environments that support steadier ground.Written with warmth, precision, and zero pathologizing, this book offers language, structure, and genuine relief for anyone who has ever felt destroyed by a raised eyebrow - and the people who love them.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some brains feel rejection like a physical wound - sudden, disproportionate, and impossible to reason away in the moment. For adults navigating the intersection of autism and ADHD, this experience has a name: Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. It shows up as a delayed text spiraling into hours of dread, a piece of feedback that feels like a verdict on someone's entire worth, or a quiet, constant bracing for disapproval that colors even ordinary interactions.This guide moves past dismissive labels like "too sensitive" and into the actual neuroscience, lived patterns, and practical tools behind RSD in the AuDHD brain. Readers will learn to trace their own rejection spiral from first trigger to full collapse, build a personalized toolkit for calming an overwhelmed nervous system in real time, and begin the slower work of separating self-worth from the approval of others. The final chapters turn outward - toward naming this experience to the people who matter most, setting boundaries without spiraling into guilt, and choosing relationships and environments that support steadier ground.Written with warmth, precision, and zero pathologizing, this book offers language, structure, and genuine relief for anyone who has ever felt destroyed by a raised eyebrow - and the people who love them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…