Posts tagged HSP
Holiday Wellness Gifts for the Sensitive and Neurodivergent by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

Thoughtful holiday wellness gifts for sensitive and neurodivergent individuals, including empowering courses, sensory-friendly products, a heartwarming children’s book, and a supportive community.

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When You’re Growing but Your Family Isn’t: Strategies for Sensitive and Neurodivergent People by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

As a sensitive or neurodivergent individual, navigating family dynamics where others resist growth can feel isolating. However, by focusing on self-awareness, setting compassionate boundaries, and protecting your energy, you can continue thriving without getting "stuck in their stuckness." Learn practical strategies to maintain meaningful relationships while staying true to your own path.

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Coping with Climate Change - in Community By Alex Arnold (she/her), MSPsych, ACC, from Alma Coaching

Climate change is having material but also psychological impacts on our wellbeing, whether directly or indirectly. In addition to the many individual tools available to cope with stress and build resilience, coming together in community to talk about our emotional response provides significant benefits. This article highlights many free and online options.

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Designing a Sensitive World by Christine Magnussen

HSPs are the changemakers! Imagine a world where the majority of people are highly sensitive, bringing a depth of  compassion, intuition, and keen problem-solving skills!

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How Sensitive Creators Flourish in the Window of Joy by Carol Huckle

Learn how to stay in your own "window of joy" as a sensitive creator to shine your own HSP light out into the world!  

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Intuitive Parenting: Homeschooling Support by Carol Huckle

This is a special article created to support all those who have reached out about homeschooling questions & concerns.

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Breaking Free from Perfection: Embracing Your Authentic Self by Julie Bjelland, LMFT

I recently read an excerpt that resonated deeply. It highlighted our unrealistic pursuit of perfection for acceptance. As sensitive and neurodiverse individuals, we often feel pressured to meet societal and familial expectations, which can be exhausting and unattainable.

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Intuitive Parenting: The Power of Customizing Education to Support the Sensitive Child by Carol Huckle

Having a child feel thoroughly understood and having their natural interests encouraged and celebrated is the key to making education a lifelong joyful experience.

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The Healthy HSP - A Sensitive Topic by Christine Magnussen

Christine, a sensitive individual in her 70s, transformed her own health challenges into a mission to inspire others; and established a Master Health Club specifically tailored for HSPs aged 50 and over, addressing key issues like osteoporosis, sleep disturbances, and cognitive impairments related to stress.

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Decluttering: Your Family’s Antidote to Winter Blues By Rebecca Jo-Rushdy

What if decluttering could help boost our mental & physical well-being during the winter months? The time we spend hibernating during the cooler months presents the perfect opportunity to create a soothing sanctuary, set our intentions for the upcoming year, as well as improve relationships with ourselves and our loved ones.

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