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Emotional, psychological and social aspects of being highly sensitive. Also related traits such as introversion, shyness meeting people and dealing with shyness.
Also see the page Intensity / sensitivity, list of bookmarks,
more articles, and the Highly Sensitive site.
Here are some articles from the Highly Sensitive site:
Also see the page Intensity / sensitivity, list of bookmarks,
more articles, and the Highly Sensitive site.
Here are some articles from the Highly Sensitive site:
The Plight of the Empath or Highly Sensitive Person
- By Misc Author
- Published 06/2/2009
- High sensitivity
by Kathy Moore, About.com.
I see many clients in my practice as a hypnotherapist and consultant
that are overwhelmed by or stuck in some intensely negative, recurring
emotion-- especially guilt. Some exhibit such intense and unexplained
sorrow they say things like, "I've been crying all week for no reason!"
I would characterize most, if not all, of these clients as: highly
spiritually evolved, accepting responsibility for their own lives,
serious about working through their issues and open-minded.
So Sensitive: Are you tired of sucking it up?
- By Misc Author
- Published 05/28/2009
- High sensitivity
By Cheryl Richardson. "Your sensitivity is your greatest gift. Protect it." Knowing and respecting my sensitive side is an important way that I
practice extreme self care (which is why I dedicate a whole chapter to
this topic in my new book). We all have varying levels of sensitivity.
Using Your High Sensitivity Personality As an Actor
- By Douglas Eby
- Published 05/4/2009
- High sensitivity , Acting
Many artists, including actors, are highly
sensitive and use this trait to be creative. But it can also lead to
being emotionally overwhelmed, if you don't take care of yourself.
Counselor Rue Hass on using EFT to help highly sensitive people celebrate their positive qualities
- By Rue Hass
- Published 04/27/2009
- High sensitivity
"Rue Hass finds EFT to be a great match for highly sensitive people, giving them the opportunity to reframe their flaws in a compassionate and positive light, and to begin to honour themselves for continuing to be sensitive in a de-sensitized and de-sensitizing world.”
Highly Sensitive Persons - High Sensitivity and Creative Ability
- By Susan Meindl
- Published 04/4/2009
- High sensitivity
A temperamental connection has been observed between between high
Sensitivity and creativity. Individuals may manifest extreme
sensitivity to stimulation, or psychic over-excitabilities, in any of
five areas: intellectual, psychomotor, imaginational, emotional, or
sensual.
Individuals who have an innate tendency to experience and express
themselves in certain combinations of these areas have the potential
for a higher level of development.
Transforming Strong Negative Emotions
- By Judith Orloff
- Published 02/18/2009
- High sensitivity , Anxiety
Transcript of audio podcast interview by Douglas Eby with Judith Orloff M.D. about her new book "Emotional Freedom."She says there are better ways than medications to manage anxiety: "Medication alters your neurochemicals, but I believe that
we can do that naturally with our own techniques and our own meditation
practices."
How To Stop Absorbing Other People’s Negative Emotions
- By Judith Orloff
- Published 01/24/2009
- High sensitivity , Managing anxiety
Since
emotions such as fear, anger, and frustration are energies, you can
potentially “catch” them from people without realizing it.
If you
tend to be an emotional sponge, it’s vital to know how to avoid taking
on an individual’s negative emotions or the free-floating kind in
crowds.
Jenna Forrest on Empowering Sensitivity
- By Jenna Forrest
- Published 08/23/2008
- High sensitivity , Change, growth, coaching
Transcript of audio podcast. Jenna does interviews and writes articles to help people who want to empower and transcend their high sensitivity. In the interview, she talks about a number of perspectives and strategies she uses in helping her clients, and suggests books and programs.Genes affect anxiety and startle response
- By Misc Author
- Published 08/18/2008
- Anxiety , High sensitivity
By showing that people who carry a common variation of a gene that
regulates the neurotransmitter dopamine have an exaggerated "startle"
reflex when viewing unpleasant pictures, researchers offer a
biochemical explanation for why some people find it harder to regulate
emotional arousal. Their sensitivity may, in combination with other
hereditary and environmental factors, make them more prone to anxiety
disorders.
Have the BEST Schoolyear with your Highly Sensitive Child
- By Jenna Forrest
- Published 08/13/2008
- High sensitivity
Would
you like to make the schoolyear as smooth as possible for you and your
sensitive child?
Many
of the suggestions that follow may seem to run
counter to what some parenting experts would say about developing
children.
But as
you may have experienced, what works for some children
may actually work against your best intentions when approaching highly
sensitive children.