Rejection Sensitivity in Gifted and Twice-Exceptional Children

The article discusses the phenomenon of rejection sensitivity in gifted and twice-exceptional children. It notes that these children often experience intense feelings of rejection and low self-esteem due to their high expectations and perfectionism. This can lead to difficulties in forming relationships and may contribute to anxiety and depression. The author suggests that parents and educators can help by acknowledging and validating these children's emotions, setting realistic expectations, and teaching coping skills. The article also mentions the importance of providing a supportive and non-judgmental environment for these children to express themselves.