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Many people living with neurodivergent conditions describe experiencing extremely intense emotional reactions to criticism, rejection, or perceived disapproval. This experience is often referred to as Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) . Although RSD is not currently a formal medical diagnosis, the term is widely used in neurodivergent communities to describe a pattern of severe emotional pain triggered by perceived rejection or criticism. It is particularly common among peo

The SEND system is under strain, and children with complex needs are being left behind. We break down what the 5th Report says, why SEDSConnective submitted evidence, and how our community’s experiences can help drive real change.

Autism policy must recognise the body-brain connection. Physical pain, fatigue, and hypermobility in autistic people are often dismissed as behaviour, causing harm and misdiagnosis. Learn why integrated health policy is critical."

Emerging research is revealing strong links between neurodivergent conditions such as Autism, ADHD, Dyspraxia, Tourette's dyslexia and physical traits like joint hypermobility, Ehlers–Danlos syndromes and other connective tissue differences.

Children are naturally more bendy than adults Women tend to be more flexible than men Your usually get much stiffer as you age

'groundbreaking era of neuroscience' 'masking pain invalidates your self worth'