Sometimes it’s hard to see the good in being sensitive because people often think of it as a bad thing.

Does someone in your life not believe HSPs are real? Here’s why — and what you can do to change that.

Science links being sensitive with a distinct set of gifts. Which one(s) do you have?

Did someone say cozy sweaters, soft socks, and pumpkin-flavored everything? Yes, please.

Joy has many health benefits, like reducing stress, which can help when HSPs feel overstimulated.

Sensitive people are often tagged as “weak,” but they have a fascinating and often brilliant world happening just under the surface.

I thought my behavior was typical and made me a “good friend.” Then I learned about boundaries.

There’s a specific set of tools HSPs can use to handle angry and difficult people — without feeling emotionally shattered.

History’s most beloved First Lady shows both the beautiful and traumatic side of being highly sensitive.

Sensitive people put a lot of resources into imagining — and planning — the future. What do you do if none of it works out?

Do sensitive people feel a “call” to create change?