Soothing RSD: Rewire. Stabilise. Desensitise.
Feel Flattened By Criticism?
Your Neurodivergent Brain Isn't Broken.
Learn practical tools to calm Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria from someone who's been there - a neurodivergent mental health nurse and psychotherapist with 30 years of clinical experience distilled into this powerful mini-course.
What if rejection didn't have to hurt so much?
Imagine criticism feeling like useful information rather than a personal attack.
Picture yourself responding calmly when someone seems upset with you, instead of spiralling into panic.
Think how it would feel to send that text without obsessively checking for a reply, or to speak up in meetings without fearing judgment.
This isn't about becoming less sensitive - it's about working with your neurodivergent brain, not against it.
This is for you if:
- You feel physical pain when faced with criticism or perceived rejection
- You replay conversations for days, looking for what you did wrong
- Delayed text responses send you into a tailspin of worry
- You avoid situations where you might be judged or evaluated
- You've been told you're "too sensitive" but can't seem to change it
- You're neurodivergent (ADHD, autistic, or both) and struggle with intense emotional responses
This isn't about positive thinking or "just getting over it."
Traditional advice like "don't take things so personally" misunderstands the neurobiological nature of RSD. Telling someone with RSD to "grow a thicker skin" is like telling someone with asthma to "just breathe normally."
Instead, this course offers practical, body-based tools specifically designed for neurodivergent brains.
No shame. No "fixing" what isn't broken. Just genuine understanding and strategies that work-carefully developed and tested throughout my 30 years of clinical practice.