If You Do These 7 Things, You’re Probably an HSP
For me, it’s kind of fun to look back at something I used to do and say, “Aha! There was my high sensitivity rearing its head again.”
For me, it’s kind of fun to look back at something I used to do and say, “Aha! There was my high sensitivity rearing its head again.”
Highly sensitive people often get stuck in specific roles for family members, like peacekeeper, rescuer, and “holder of emotions.” Here’s why it’s unhealthy — and how to change it.
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Due to overlapping characteristics of ADHD and high sensitivity — like getting overstimulated easily — it can be difficult to tell them apart.
HSPs may get worse sleep quality and be at higher risk of insomnia. Is there a way to change that?
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