New Course: Embrace the Gifts of Neurodiversity as a Highly Sensitive Person, practical tools to remain balanced, navigate sensory overload, and help activate a heart-centered world

An Unprecedented Opportunity to Join the Online Training, Embrace the Gifts of Neurodiversity as a Highly Sensitive Person, learn practical tools to remain balanced, navigate sensory overload, and help activate a heart-centered world with Julie Bjelland, an HSP Psychotherapist specializing in high sensitivity.

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Free Event: Supporting the Gifts of Neurodiversity in Highly Sensitive People

HSPs are often some of the most gifted creators, innovators, teachers, healers, and leaders — once they learn how to mitigate the biggest challenge to their sensitivity: sensory overload. Learn applicable tools for overcoming sensory overload — including a powerful technique that you can use anytime, anywhere to deactivate stress and activate calm, instilling a deep sense of safety in your body that allows your innate sensitivity to shine.

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Are Highly Sensitive People More Susceptible to Suicide? Survey Results Including Recommended Resources

Find out the results from our survey if highly sensitive people (HSPs) are more susceptible to suicide. Plus, we have clear information about what supports highly sensitive people and resources that can potentially save millions of HSP lives. Please share with medical and mental health providers.

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Highly Sensitive People Need More Unstructured Alone Time Than 80% of the Population

To stay well, your self-care as an HSP needs to look different than most. One of our important pieces of wellness comes from having daily unstructured alone time where you are not taking in anything new and giving your brain and sensitive nervous system time to rest and restore. To help you advocate for your needs, here is some language you might find helpful…

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