
ADHD Emotional Dysregulation: Why Small Things Feel Huge
ADHD emotional dysregulation is difficulty managing how fast, how strongly and how long you feel things. Small events can trigger big reactions, moods can sw...
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ADHD emotional dysregulation is difficulty managing how fast, how strongly and how long you feel things. Small events can trigger big reactions, moods can sw...
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An ADHD shutdown is what happens when an ADHD brain takes in more demands, input or emotion than it can process, and stops. Your mind goes blank, you cannot ...
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An ADHD meltdown is a sudden emotional flood, usually anger, frustration or tears, that arrives faster and bigger than the moment calls for and is hard to st...
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Autistic anger is anger that builds from overload, unfairness, sudden change or hours of masking, then comes out once your capacity runs out. It often looks ...
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ADHD anger is anger that comes on fast and hard because ADHD affects the brakes on emotion, not just on attention. Research calls it emotional impulsivity. T...
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Autistic job interviews go better when you ask for adjustments, such as questions in advance, a quiet room, time to think and the option to answer in writing...
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The best books for autistic adults are written by autistic people. Start with Untypical by Pete Wharmby if you were diagnosed late, Taking Off the Mask by Ha...
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ADHD tax is the extra money, time, and stress ADHD adults pay because of how their brains handle time, memory, and impulses: late fees, forgotten subscriptio...
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Phone anxiety is dread, stress, or avoidance around making or answering phone calls. Many autistic and ADHD adults have it because a call strips away what ma...
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