emotional regulation
difficulties with regulating emotions are common for highly sensitive adults with learning disabilities. dr. kay walker, describes the connection between learning disabilities and self-regulation problems in her paper "self regulation and sensory processing for learning, attention and attachment." she asserts that self-regulation problems frequently occur in those with learning disabilities (walker, 2000) in its most extreme form, individual may easily shift from one emotion to the next. others may experience difficulty regulating impulsive thoughts or actions.
fortunately, most adults have learned to handle their emotional sensitivity to avoid becoming overwhelmed or engaging in negative social interactions. nevertheless, some adults may be so deeply affected that they become depressed or suffer from anxiety. a lack of school, job and/or social success will likely add to this emotional burden. some adults with ld, especially those who have been ridiculed by their family members, teachers and/or peers, may be more apt to take criticism to heart because of their experiences and/or their ultra-sensitive nature. emotional wounds from childhood and youth may cause heightened emotional responses to rejection. in turn, social anxiety and social phobia may result
emotional regulation difficulties with regulating emotions are common for highly sensitive adults with learning disabilities. dr. kay walker, describes the connection between learning disabilities and self-regulation problems in her paper "self regulation and sensory processing for learning, attention and attachment." she asserts that self-regulation problems frequently occur in those with learning disabilities (walker, 2000) in its most extreme form, individual may easily shift from one emotion to the next. others may experience difficulty regulating impulsive thoughts or actions. fortunately, most adults have learned to handle their emotional sensitivity to avoid becoming overwhelmed or engaging in negative social interactions. nevertheless, some adults may be so deeply affected that they become depressed or suffer from anxiety. a lack of school, job and/or social success will likely add to this emotional burden. some adults with ld, especially those who have been ridiculed by their family members, teachers and/or peers, may be more apt to take criticism to heart because of their experiences and/or their ultra-sensitive nature. emotional wounds from childhood and youth may cause heightened emotional responses to rejection. in turn, social anxiety and social phobia may result
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