Rejection Sensitivity

Rejection Sensitivity is something I am working on with some wonderful humans and I appreciate the way this youtuber explains it in this video.



In my job we work with The Zones of Regulation which is very similar to the way she talks about being in the green, yellow, and red levels of intensity. 

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