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The Rejection Sensitivity Journal For ADHD: A journal for people with ADHD to manage rejection sensitivity by exploring ways to relieve the level of p

by Ruth-Ellen Danquah

A guided journal for processing rejection sensitivity alongside ADHD

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A guided journal for processing rejection sensitivity alongside ADHD

Structured as a hands-on workbook, this journal addresses rejection sensitivity in the context of ADHD through self-observation and repeatable exercises. Its materials include visual tracking for noticing rejection in everyday life, prompts on suppressed emotions, a five-day self-validation challenge, and a five-step process for working through difficult feedback. A resilience checklist and four weeks of additional exercises extend the practice beyond a single reflection session. The book presents rejection sensitivity as connected to experiences such as anxiety in social settings, withdrawal, self-criticism, and intense reactions to perceived hurt, while keeping the emphasis on practical reflection and recovery tools.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Adults with ADHD seeking a structured journaling practice around rejection sensitivity
  • People who want guided prompts for examining emotional reactions and self-validation
  • Those looking for exercises and frameworks for processing painful feedback

Themes

ADHDRejection sensitivityEmotional regulationSelf-validationResilience

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Book overview

Rejection sensitivity is part of ADHD. Almost 100% of people with ADHD experience rejection sensitivity.- WILLIAM DODSON, M.D., LF-APA Does this sound like you? You can be easily embarrassed You have bouts of low self-esteem. You feel anxious, especially in social settings You have problems with maintaining healthy relationships You stay away from social situations and withdraw from other people You set high standards for yourself & others that are often impossible to meet You feel like a failure because you haven't lived up to other people's expectations You get very angry or have an emotional outburst when they feel like someone has hurt or rejected you This is where The Rejection Sensitivity Journal For ADHD can lend a hand. Made from a person with ADHD for a person with ADHD this journal will give you tools to reduce your daily stressors and help you process rejection in a more helpful way. Here's what's inside; An easy way for you to pinpoint where rejection is present in your daily through visuals. 12 Journal prompts to help discover where you have been suppressing your emotions. 5-day self-validation challenge to help you to call back fragments of your power. 5 Step framework to process feedback even when the feedback feels painful to hear. A rejection resilience checklist so you are crystal clear on what you need to bounce back from rejection 4 weeks of resilience fuelled exercises backed by science, plus additional resources to help you on your rejection resilience journey, including a quiz, a meditation and deepening hypnosis to reprogram your subconscious and integrate this work. The Rejection Sensitivity Journal for ADHD delivers effective exercises & frameworks to improve your resilience when it comes to the compound effect of rejection. Ruth-Ellen believes you should be celebrated, not just tolerated, but due to the infrastructure of the world that doesn't always happen. As a person who was identified as neurodivergent in her early 30s she has been advocating as well as educating as an ADHD & Neurodivergent coach, trainer & healer. It's time to reclaim your big, beautiful life you were always meant to have. Become rejection resilient by finally feeling safe enough to own rejection and bounce back from it with a shorter recovery time. Get started now by scrolling up to the top and clicking the BUY NOW button!
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