Anyone struggle with RSD… Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria? This is one of my biggest problems as a neurodivergent person. Everything is black or white; there is no gray. When the slightest friction occurs, it is the end of the world for me… I’m not kidding, not being dramatic. My whole nervous system shuts down and I go into Fight or Flight mode… and for me, it’s usually Flight. I want to run! That has always been my go-to since I was really little. Just run away! However, I’ve found that no matter how many times I run, my mind goes with me…and reminds me how worthless I am. Reminds me that I am just an imposter here… that I’m no good at… anything. But it’s the RSD talking… I need to name it, acknowledge it, then tell it to politely move the f*ck on! What neurotypical people can let go rather quickly, can perseverate in my mind for hours, days… sometimes conversations I had years ago, will still surface and I regret how I handled those moments…sometimes much so that it is painful in my stomach, heart, and mind… literally and figuratively. So… have grace for others… you just never know what battles another may be facing. Pain, sadness, hopelessness, is not always visible on the outside. And those of us with neurodivergent minds are really good at masking it!

Hello and Welcome to the Hype Hive! While the site is in its testing phase, all courses and resources that have been created and uploaded should be FREE to access...BUT only for a limited time!! All I ask is that you interact with the community and let me know what I can do to add value to this page before officially launching! So thanks in advance! 💜qb23🐝

🐝💜 WELCOME TO THE HYPE HIVE! 💜🐝 Well… this is officially happening. 😭 If you're reading this, you're here at the very beginning of something I've been dreaming about for a long time. I created The Hype Hive because I wanted a place where different brains didn't have to constantly explain themselves. A place for neurodivergent adults. For parents trying to understand their kids. For educators trying to support their students. For the people who are a little bit of ALL of those things. 🙋‍♀️😂 And especially for anyone who's ever wondered: “Why is this so much harder for me than it seems to be for everyone else?” Here, we're going to learn about our brains, share what actually works, laugh about the ridiculous stuff, celebrate tiny wins, ask questions without feeling stupid, and hype each other up when life gets heavy. You don't need a formal diagnosis. You don't need to know all the right terminology. You don't need to have yourself figured out. Hell, that's kind of the point. 😂💜 👑 And to my Founding Bees — thank you. You're not just joining a community. You're helping me build it. Your questions, struggles, victories, ideas, and “OMG, DOES ANYONE ELSE DO THIS?!” moments are going to help shape what The Hype Hive becomes. 🐝 YOUR FIRST MISSION: Head over to Start Here: Welcome to the Hive in the Classroom. Then come back and introduce yourself! Tell us: 💜 What should we call you? 🧠 Are you here for yourself, your kid, your students—or some combination of all three? ✨ What's something your brain is REALLY good at? 😵‍💫 What's something your brain makes ridiculously difficult? 🎵 And most importantly… what's your HYPE SONG? Then find somebody else's introduction and HYPE THEM UP. That's how we're starting this thing. Not with perfection. With connection. I'm so freaking glad you're here. Welcome to the Hive. 🐝💜 Different Brains. Brighter Together. — Queen Bee 👑🐝