Why should I even try… When it comes to growing up, children, teens, and young adults can feel as if they are constantly being told to do things better. Whether it is not keeping your room as clean as you should, not showing enough work on an assignment, or even that your chores aren’t being […]
But what if they don’t like me… In school, it is not uncommon for children, teens, and young adults to face the feeling of rejection, yet, for neurodivergent students, they can take it exceptionally hard, especially in social situations if they have Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD). They may feel as if their peers are rejecting […]
But what if they reject me? For one neurodivergent young boy, his transition into middle school was causing him some issues. In such a new place with so many new kids, his inability to fit in at his new school was only adding to his stress. He felt as if he was constantly being rejected […]
Did I remember to brush my teeth? As we get older, it is important that we remind ourselves to maintain basic hygiene every day, but for neurodivergent individuals, this can be difficult. Making sure that they take a shower, brush their teeth, wear deodorant, and other daily hygienic things that other people make a part […]
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But what if I say the wrong thing… To make and nurture relationships, we must be able to show our peers empathy, but for those with neurodivergent traits, this can be difficult. Although most neurodivergent people have empathy, knowing when and how to express it to other people can be harder for them to understand […]
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How Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Can Affect Students Executive Functioning Skills
Why should I even try… When it comes to growing up, children, teens, and young adults can feel as if they are constantly being told to do things better. Whether it is not keeping your room as clean as you should, not showing enough work on an assignment, or even that your chores aren’t being […]
How Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Affects Neurodivergent Students Social Skills
But what if they don’t like me… In school, it is not uncommon for children, teens, and young adults to face the feeling of rejection, yet, for neurodivergent students, they can take it exceptionally hard, especially in social situations if they have Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD). They may feel as if their peers are rejecting […]
What is Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria?
But what if they reject me? For one neurodivergent young boy, his transition into middle school was causing him some issues. In such a new place with so many new kids, his inability to fit in at his new school was only adding to his stress. He felt as if he was constantly being rejected […]
Ensuring Neurodivergent Students are Maintaining Their Hygiene
Did I remember to brush my teeth? As we get older, it is important that we remind ourselves to maintain basic hygiene every day, but for neurodivergent individuals, this can be difficult. Making sure that they take a shower, brush their teeth, wear deodorant, and other daily hygienic things that other people make a part […]
Helping Neurodivergent Students Have Empathy in Social Situations
But what if I say the wrong thing… To make and nurture relationships, we must be able to show our peers empathy, but for those with neurodivergent traits, this can be difficult. Although most neurodivergent people have empathy, knowing when and how to express it to other people can be harder for them to understand […]
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