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Recognition Responsive Euphoria: The Positive Counterpart to Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria
While Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) is widely recognized among individuals with ADHD, autism, and executive dysfunction, its lesser-known counterpart—Recognition Responsive Euphoria (RRE)—offers an equally powerful emotional experience. RRE describes the heightened motivation and emotional uplift that follows positive recognition. Understanding RRE provides critical insight into the role of external validation in supporting neurodivergent individuals.
Paige Krug
Apr 223 min read
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The Rise of ADHD Diagnoses: Is It a Trend or a Growing Concern?
This post explores the rise in ADHD diagnoses—not a trend, but long-overdue recognition, understanding, and access to support.
Paige Krug
Apr 163 min read
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Facing Educational Uncertainty: Why an Educational Advocate Is Essential Now More Than Ever
Learn how educational advocates help families navigate special education, protect legal rights, and ensure children get necessary support.
Paige Krug
Mar 175 min read
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Exploring Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) in ADHD and ASD: Understanding, Collaboration, and Support.
The blog describes PDA, linked to ADHD/ASD, highlighting resistance to demands over control loss.
Paige Krug
Jan 225 min read
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Breaking the Cycle: How ADHD Relates to Compulsive Holiday Spending
Navigating the holiday season can be a challenge, especially for individuals with ADHD, where the impulse-driven nature of the condition may
Paige Krug
Dec 6, 20244 min read
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Navigating the Holiday Season with ADHD: Simplifying Celebrations
The holiday season can be a source of joy and stress, especially for those with ADHD. This post offers strategies to simplify celebrations.
Paige Krug
Nov 23, 20244 min read
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