The 4 Wildly Different Theories Researchers Use to Explain Highly Sensitive People
Elaine Aron’s SPS is just one of four theories researchers are pursuing — and all four may be pieces of the same puzzle. What can HSPs learn from them?
Do Highly Sensitive People Struggle to Focus?
The HSP brain works a little differently — which can lead to problems with focus and concentration. Is there a way to overcome it?
12 Secrets About Being in a Relationship With a Highly Sensitive Person
Dating a highly sensitive person isn’t like dating other people. Here’s what they wish you knew.
There are 3 ‘Styles’ of Setting Boundaries. Which One Are You?
Everyone falls into one of three camps when it comes to boundaries — and not all of them are healthy. Which one are you?
Are Purpose-Driven HSPs the Trailblazers the World Needs?
HSPs may be wired to achieve big, impactful change — if you can align with your sensitive side. Here’s how.
How Highly Sensitive People Can Feel More Fulfilled in Their Relationships
Some of my best HSP strengths ended up being landmines in my relationship. Here’s how to grow closer and more fulfilled, instead of drifting apart.
HSPs, Are You a Chronic Overthinker? Here’s How to Stop
Overthinking is like quicksand — the more you fight it, the more you get stuck. Here’s what to do instead.
Do Highly Sensitive People Need More Sleep Than Other People?
For highly sensitive people, sleep is a magical elixir.
How HSPs Can Stop Feeling Anxious at Social Events (and Actually Enjoy Them)
Many HSPs dread social events, even if they’re extroverts. Here’s why — and how to finally feel comfortable at parties.
There Are 3 ‘Types’ of HSPs. Which One Are You?
Are you a super feeler, a super sensor, or an ‘aesthete’?
18 Things That Fill Highly Sensitive People With Joy
Joy has many health benefits, like reducing stress, which can help when HSPs feel overstimulated.
The Link Between Highly Sensitive People and ‘Neuroticism,’ According to Science
Has personality science identified highly sensitive people’s biggest weak spot — or is “neuroticism” actually a good thing?