Trystan Reese

Trystan Reese is a powerful voice in the neurodivergent community, bringing lived experience and deep insight to conversations about ADHD, rejection sensitivity, and creating inclusive spaces for all neurotypes. As a transgender man, parent, and advocate, Trystan brings a unique perspective to understanding how rejection sensitivity intersects with identity, family life, and navigating a world that wasn't built for neurodivergent minds.

His work focuses on helping people understand the profound impact of rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) and developing practical strategies to manage it in daily life. Through his advocacy and storytelling, Trystan has helped countless people recognize that intense emotional responses to perceived rejection aren't "overreacting"—they're a real neurological difference that deserves understanding and support.

At NeuroDiversion, Trystan shared vulnerable insights about living with RSD while offering concrete tools for building resilience and self-compassion. His message is clear: rejection sensitivity isn't a character flaw, it's a neurological experience that can be managed with the right strategies and community support.