Have you ever given a presentation at work while your mind was divided because you were thinking about what the audience thought about you? Or sat in a group meeting, distracted by assumptions about what the people in the room thought of you? If we’re honest, we think about what other people think a lot! […]
Browsing Tag: rejection sensitivity
Struggling with Rejection Sensitivity? What’s Happening and How to Finally Satisfy the Hunger for Acceptance
For neurodivergent women, rejection sensitivity can be a difficult experience. But what if overcoming rejection sensitivity involves more than understanding how your brain works? What if it’s also about where you go to satisfy your desire for acceptance? Let’s look at the Bible for passages that can help us navigate rejection sensitivity and find our […]
10 | Afraid of Getting Fired? 3 Biblical Truths to So You Can Have Unshakable Job Security
Do you ever feel like you’re one mistake, misunderstanding, or awkward interaction away from getting fired? Maybe things are fine but you’re still overthinking your boss’s actions and your interactions with others in the office. For women with ADHD, ASD, AuDHD, or other neurodivergent experiences, Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria is very real. American psychiatrist, Dr. William […]
9 | Does Someone at Work Seem to Have a Problem With You? These 3 Methods Will Boost Your Confidence When You Feel Rejected
They’re super friendly with others but not quite with you. They subtly roll their eyes or look away when you’re giving a presentation. They seem passive aggressive in their email replies. They often have a rebuttal when you share an idea. They don’t comment on your chats in Teams, Slack or group emails. When someone […]



