Effective Communication Strategies for HSPs
Many HSPs struggle to communicate when emotional or overwhelmed. This was one of the many events we did in my Sensitive Empowerment Community and so many HSPs found it was really helpful so I wanted more of you to see it in hopes it helps you have healthier relationships at home and at work!
I've shared the 5 step communication strategy a bit in previous events and there has been an interest to turn this into a complete event so here it is! If you struggle to communicate when you feel emotional this information will help!
Common HSP challenges that we discuss antidotes for in the video:
Fight/flight activated from:
Self-doubt
Self-criticism
Self-judgment (fear of being not enough or too much)
Fear of upsetting people with a different opinion
Negative self talk
Activating flight/flight (losing memory, getting flushed, sweating)
Overwhelmed by too much talking or dominant people
Hard to get your voice heard in groups and at work meetings
Hard to set boundaries and say no
Need longer processing time
Phone avoidant
Over-giving causes an inbalance leading to resentment
Unmet needs because of overgiving during compromise
Not feeling heard or understood
Julie Bjelland is the founder of Sensitive Empowerment. As a sensitivity expert and psychotherapist, her books, online courses, and Sensitive Empowerment Community have helped thousands of highly sensitive people (HSPs) worldwide reduce their challenges, access and share their gifts, and discover their significant value to thrive to their fullest potential. Known for her ability to teach HSPs proven brain-training tools that work quickly, Julie is on a mission to empower sensitive people to live their best lives and even grow their own heart-centered businesses. To explore Julie’s valuable HSP resources, including her popular HSP Podcast, Blog, and free Sensitivity Quiz, visit JulieBjelland.com
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