Do You Identify as an HSP Empath?

This was a poll we did in my Sensitive Empowerment Community and most of us identify as HSP Empaths! Do you?

Sensitivity is on a spectrum and those of us that score at the highest level are considered HSP Empaths. Are you an HSP Empath too?

HSS stands for high sensations seeking.

Learn more here and listen to our episode about the trait some HSPs have too!

Explore more interesting polls, daily discussions, join live events and make kind-hearted HSP friends in this supportive, positive, inclusive, conscious HSP community.

Julie Bjelland is a psychotherapist specializing in high sensitivity, founder of Sensitive Empowerment, Author of The Empowered Highly Sensitive Person, and host of The HSP Podcast. She’s regularly featured in international podcasts, articles, and as an expert speaker. Her books, blog, online courses, free Masterclasses, and Sensitive Empowerment Community have helped thousands of highly sensitive people (HSPs) worldwide reduce their challenges, access their gifts, and discover their significant value to thrive to their fullest potential. Her HSPs in Business Group connects and supports HSPs, offers referrals, collaborations, networking, and free listings on her public HSP Practitioners directory, HSPs to Interview Directory, and HSPs in Business Directory. Julie loves mentoring and empowering sensitive people, especially women in heart-centered businesses. JulieBjelland.com ❤️🌈❤️ (she/her)

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