
The emotional component of ADHD has long been misunderstood, misclassified, or outright ignored. Emotional Dysregulation (ED) is often referenced in clinical literature as a "feature" of ADHD, while Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) — a term coined by Dr. William Dodson — is excluded entirely from the DSM and mainstream medical frameworks. However, the lived experience of adults with ADHD suggests there is more at play than momentary emotional instability. This document proposes a new lens for understanding emotional collapse in ADHD: Emotional Governance (EG).
Expressed Emotion/classification
Expressed Emotion/classification
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