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5 Goals for Managing Clutter as a Highly Sensitive Person (Plus 6 Issues to Tackle)

Because you're sensitive (which is an incredible superpower) you know that you're unique, gifted, and an excellent addition to your circle of family and friends. You love helping others and exploring all that life has to offer while navigating the minefield of Sensory Processing Sensitivity (SPS), the clinical term for the Highly Sensitive Person. You might also have noticed that your environment matters a lot and that managing clutter as a Highly Sensitive Person is practically a full-time job. ... Read More

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How to be Gentle with Your Sensitive Self (6 Ways)

During difficult seasons, health crises, or chronic illness flare ups, it can be essential to be gentle with your sensitive self. What does this mean, you might be asking yourself? It means taking a detour from your regularly scheduled activity level, ramping up your self-care, ramping down your to-do list, and going to great lengths to preserve your physical energy and mental well-being. We know that highly sensitive persons (HSPs) are more prone to chronic ailments and somatic interpretations of stress, so no matter what, learning how to be gentle with your sensitive self is a critical step in preserving your physical and mental state.... Read More

Navigating Overload: A Highly Sensitive Person’s Toolkit for Tackling Big Goals

If you’re ambitious, being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) can often feel conflicting. You want to reach the next level and accomplish incredible feats, but your nervous system gets overloaded. It can be frustrating when you struggle to sustain momentum or achieve your big goals in the same manner as your non-sensitive counterparts. However, this doesn’t mean you need to give up or shame yourself for your sensitivity. Instead, lean into your sensitivity and use tools that help you reach your dreams in your own way. Navigating overload can mean taking a big step toward tackling big goals.... Read More

Spring Awakening for the Sensitive Soul

Spring Awakening for the Sensitive Soul

Spring is nearly here. It’s that season of fresh starts and budding possibilities, when the world feels like it’s waking up from a long nap. For many highly sensitive persons (HSPs), this spring awakening can bring a mix of relief and overwhelm—we’re excited by the blooming beauty but also overwhelmed about how much energy it can stir up inside us.... Read More

HSPs and Substance Abuse A Complex Coping Mechanism

HSPs and Substance Abuse: A Complex Coping Mechanism

Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) often struggle with managing overstimulation, which can heighten feelings of anxiety and depression. In an effort to cope with emotional overwhelm, some may turn to brain-altering substances, such as alcohol, seeking temporary relief. While this might momentarily dull the intensity of their emotions, it can lead to unintended consequences, including dependency and worsened mental health.... Read More

Navigating Holiday Anxiety as a Highly Sensitive Person

Navigating Holiday Anxiety as a Highly Sensitive Person

The holiday season is a time for joy and togetherness, but for highly sensitive individuals, it can also bring about overwhelming anxiety and stress. As a highly sensitive person (HSP), you might find that the constant stimulation, socializing, and heightened emotional atmosphere take a toll on your mental well-being. Navigating holiday anxiety as a highly sensitive person is essential to ensure that you can enjoy the festivities while taking care of your emotional needs.... Read More

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I'm Lauren, and I've been on a journey to better understand my trait as a Highly Sensitive Person. As the Editor-in-Chief of HSPJourney.com and an HSP-Certified Coach, I'd love to connect. This is a safe place for you.

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