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The Science of ADHD & RSD for Professionals
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The Science of ADHD & RSD for Professionals

with Dr Tom Nicholson

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What you’ll explore

  • A critical look at the evidence around RSD — what we know, what we don't, and where misinformation lies
  • How early-life trauma and attachment patterns intersect with ADHD
  • Frameworks that go beyond “it's just ADHD”
  • Strategies to help clients manage intense responses to perceived criticism
  • CPD certificate of attendance

About this talk

A professional workshop on supporting ADHD clients and patients with Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. How often do your ADHD clients describe intense emotional pain in response to criticism — real or perceived? Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria is one of the most discussed topics in the neurodiversity space, and one of the most misunderstood. RSD is real and, for many clients, debilitating — but treating it as “only an ADHD thing” misreads the evidence and can make our clinical work less helpful. Dr Tom Nicholson examines what the evidence actually tells us about RSD, and its intersection with early-life trauma, attachment difficulties and wider mental health, leaving you with a more nuanced framework and practical approaches. Note: a professional-level workshop for therapists, counsellors, psychologists and coaches; includes a CPD certificate of attendance.

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Your speaker: Dr Tom Nicholson

Dr Tom Nicholson is an Assistant Professor of mental health nursing, and a speaker, trainer and advocate for neurodiversity and ADHD. His PhD follows the lived experiences of parents whose children are going through ADHD assessment — from waiting list, to diagnosis, to living with it. Diagnosed with ADHD in childhood, Tom draws on his own lived experience alongside his clinical and academic background.

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