The Challenges & Rewards of Being Sensitive & Importance of HSP Community With Sensitivity Expert, Julie Bjelland

In this event, for the Evolved Empath Summit with the Shift Network, I shed light on how highly sensitive people (HSPs) can properly balance their nervous system… increasing their sense of wellbeing and allowing their many gifts to emerge and be shared with the world. I also share the importance of being in a community of other HSPs, like my Sensitive Empowerment community. I’m offering it via video or audio below.

This interview is part of the Evolved Empath Summit, a free online event featuring how to turn your empathic gifts into your greatest strength. For more information, please visit the evolved empath summit. This recording is a copyright of The Shift Network. All rights reserved.

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