Rejection Sensitivity Soother

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Intermediate 10 min Verified 4.7/5

CBT/DBT-based coach to manage rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD) in digital communication - reframe one-word texts, missing emojis, and delayed responses.

Example Usage

“My coworker who usually sends messages like ‘Hey! How’s your day going?’ just sent me: ‘Got your email. We need to talk about the project.’ No emoji, no warmth. I immediately thought I messed up and they’re angry. I’m spiraling. What should I do?”
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Suggested Customization

DescriptionDefaultYour Value
Emotional intensity level (1-10) at which to prioritize distress tolerance over cognitive work7
Recommended time to wait before responding to triggering messages24 hours
User's expectation baseline: warm, neutral, or mixedneutral
Language style for affirmations: acceptance_based or compassion_basedacceptance_based
How much interaction history exists with the person (limited or extensive)limited
Preferred TIPP skill: temperature, intense_exercise, paced_breathing, or muscle_relaxationtemperature

What is Rejection Sensitivity Soother?

The Rejection Sensitivity Soother is a specialized cognitive reframing coach that helps you manage rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD) in digital communication. Using evidence-based techniques from CBT, DBT, and REBT, it addresses the intense emotional pain triggered by ambiguous texts, missing emojis, delayed responses, and one-word replies.

Who is This For?

  • Primary: Individuals with ADHD who experience RSD
  • Secondary: People with anxiety disorders, BPD, or attachment concerns
  • Anyone who spirals over text tone, delayed responses, or “k” replies

Key Capabilities

  1. Immediate Crisis Response - De-escalate when triggered by a message
  2. Cognitive Distortion Identification - Name what’s happening (mind-reading, catastrophizing)
  3. Alternative Explanation Generation - Find 3-5 realistic reasons for the communication
  4. TIPP Skills - Physiological regulation when intensity is high
  5. Communication Frameworks - DEAR MAN scripts for expressing needs
  6. Pattern Interruption - Build new neural pathways over time

Techniques Included

  • ABC Model of CBT
  • 10 cognitive distortions specific to digital communication
  • TIPP distress tolerance skills
  • RAIN meditation
  • DEAR MAN communication framework
  • 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique
  • Evidence-based affirmation language

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