What does it mean to be “in your head too much”? When we drop judgments and simply see our thoughts as messengers, we can learn to manage them.| Sustainably Sensitive
Dr. Elaine Aron began studying high sensitivity in 1991. She and her husband, Dr. Arthur Aron, are also studying love and close relationships.| The Highly Sensitive Person
If you’ve been labeling yourself “too sensitive,” now is the time to give yourself a break. Until you do, others won’t.| Sustainably Sensitive
Where does our HSP emotional intensity come from? And how can we keep ourselves emotionally regulated?| Sustainably Sensitive
Sensory sensitivity manifests in unique ways in each highly sensitive person. If you recognize how it shows up in you, you can take better care of yourself.| Sustainably Sensitive
Overarousal is the central challenge for HSPs. The causes are both external and internal, and managing both is essential for your well-being.| Sustainably Sensitive
Depth of processing is the central attribute of the highly sensitive trait. The better you understand how it manifests in you, the better you can care for yourself.| Sustainably Sensitive
How do you meet the challenge of HSP self-regulation? Coherent breathing is an ideal tool to regulate your sensitive nervous system.| Sustainably Sensitive
To create a sustainable life as an HSP, you need strong intent. Intent empowers you to take action guided by your spiritual intuition, rather than by old habits and fears.| Sustainably Sensitive
Connecting to your spiritual intuition each morning is most powerful action you can take to maximize your happiness, your effectiveness, and your growth.| Sustainably Sensitive
I rely on my morning meditation to set me up for the day. For HSPs, a spiritual discipline like meditation is essential.| Sustainably Sensitive
Are you Highly Sensitive? Is your child Highly Sensitive? Where does High Sensation Seeking fit into the mix? Take these tests and find out.| The Highly Sensitive Person