Sensitive People Don’t Need To Be Fixed. Society Does.
What would happen if sensitivity were valued, instead of ignored?
7 Amazing Things That Happen When You Finally Admit You’re Sensitive
Everyone tells you to pretend you’re not sensitive. What if you do the opposite?
8 Signs You Have an ‘HSP Hangover’
If too much stimulation leaves you feeling wrecked, you’re not the only one.
The 5 Most Common Blocks That Hold Back HSPs
For HSPs, your greatest strengths can also be your biggest obstacles if you don’t learn to overcome them. Here’s how.
How Do You Take Control of Your Sensitivity When You’re an HSP?
Does it ever feel like your high sensitivity is the one calling the shots, instead of you? Here’s why — and the proven techniques to change it.
How HSPs Can Use Self-Compassion to Reframe a Troubled Past
You can’t turn traumatic memories into positive ones, but you can change the story you tell yourself about them. Here’s how.
What Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type Looks Like as an HSP
Any of the 16 personality types can be highly sensitive people — but each type “does” sensitive a little differently.
5 Ways to Protect Your Emotions as an HSP
One way to protect your highly sensitive emotions is by figuring out how your energy is being depleted in the first place.
What Is ‘Aesthetic Sensitivity,’ and Why Is It So Important for HSPs?
Are you deeply moved by art, music, and beauty? You might be an ‘aesthetic’ HSP — and the more you nourish it, the better. Here’s why.
HSPs, Do You Have a High Conflict Person in Your Life?
They’re up to 10 times more common than narcissists and do just as much damage. Here’s how to deal with them.
Being an HSP Is Not the Same as Having Borderline Personality Disorder. Here’s Why.
For years, I was misdiagnosed as having borderline personality disorder. But then I discovered the truth: I’m just a highly sensitive person.
9 Signs You’re Suffering from HSP Burnout
HSP burnout can feel like your emotions are bubbling up inside, like a volcano, about to erupt — or like everything’s gone numb. Here’s how to recognize it (and stop it).