Lektion 1
Understanding Rejection Sensitivity
In this first session, we explore why feelings of rejection can sometimes hit the nervous system with surprising intensity. Many people assume these reactions mean something is wrong with them, but in reality they are often the nervous system responding to the possibility of disconnection. Understanding this pattern can bring immediate relief and begin to change the way we meet these moments and help us use awareness as our first step in responding to our fear in healthy, healing ways.
Lektion 2
A Calming, Grounding Practice For When Rejection Hits
In this session, we move from understanding to experience. You’ll learn a simple body-based practice that can help interrupt the spiral that often follows feelings of rejection. Rather than trying to think your way out of the reaction, this practice supports the nervous system directly, helping the body settle so that the mind can regain perspective.
Lektion 3
Journaling Enquiry: Recognising The Echo
In this session, we explore rejection sensitivity through reflection and journaling. Writing can help you recognise patterns in how these reactions arise and how they have been shaped by past experiences. The goal is not to analyse yourself harshly, but to gently understand the emotional echoes that may still be influencing your reactions today. If you prefer, instead of writing, you can answer the questions out loud to yourself.
Lektion 4
Responding Positively: Practical Strategies For When Rejection Strikes
Often the urge is to repair, explain, or seek reassurance immediately. While those impulses are understandable, they can escalate anxiety and maintain the rejection-fear loop. In this session, we explore practical ways to respond differently when rejection sensitivity appears and ultimately, break the patterns that dial up the inner alarm.
Lektion 5
Recognising Progress And Staying on Track
In our session together, we'll reflect on what you have learned and how these practices may begin to shift your experience over time. Change in the nervous system often happens gradually through repeated experiences of support and understanding. Each moment you pause, notice, and respond with self-compassion and a wise, supportive tool, you are installing more and inner safety and room for you to have a different emotional response. And that, my friend, is liberating. Congratulations on taking and completing this journey. Come back to any of the sessions, any time. I'd love to hear how you got on - so please feel free to share in the classroom comments section.
Sending all my support and belief in you,
Alison