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  • Why Reframing Is An Important Tool For Highly Sensitives

    Why Reframing is an Important Tool for Highly Sensitives

    January 24, 2019 /

    In this blog post we’re going to dive into the amazing tool available to HSPs, called “Reframing”. We’ll cover; what it is, why it’s beneficial to use this tool, and how to use the tool of Reframing. At the moment…

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    By Rayne Dowell
  • The Friction Point in Productivity

    January 6, 2019 /

    If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you. If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you.   – Gospel of Thomas This quote…

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    By Corina Rosca
  • The Dance Between Our Vocation and Our Art by Ed Bonapartian

    The Dance Between Our Vocation and Our Art

    January 6, 2019 /

    Regardless of the endeavor, as Highly Sensitive people it isn’t what we do but how we do it which leaves our Art on the world around us. We are about two miles into an early morning long run when Maddie…

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    By Ed Bonapartian
  • How Our HSP Trait Affects Our Close Relationships by Bryan Ramirez

    How Our HSP Trait Affects Our Close Relationships

    December 31, 2018 /

    I feel as though our trait of high sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) affects our close relationships as much as we are affected in general. Being able to be empathetic lets you understand how people feel. Heck, even how we (ourselves)…

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    By Bryan Ramirez
  • Sensitivity in the Workplace: Being Kind to Yourself in Unkind Places by Scott Kerlin

    Sensitivity in the Workplace: Being Kind to Yourself in Unkind Places

    December 31, 2018 /

    My first encounter with the work of Elaine Aron came in 1998 when I read her first HSP book, some 7 years since completing my PhD. Indeed the book totally resonated with me, leaving me wondering why I had chosen…

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    By Scott Kerlin
  • The Gifts of Vulnerability by Thomas Beutel

    The Gifts of Vulnerability

    December 27, 2018 /

    Like many highly sensitive people, I am creative. I like to draw and sketch, and I like to make things with my hands. I’m an artist. But until recently I would have never called myself that. “Who do you think…

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    By Thomas Beutel
  • Why Highly Sensitives Can Feel Okay About Being Misunderstood by Rayne Dowell

    Why Highly Sensitives Can Feel Okay About Being Misunderstood

    December 27, 2018 /

    A few moments pass as I watch and wait as my friend looks at the picture. We’re sitting side by side and I’ve just handed them a picture I created. They’re staring at it in their hands, giving it their…

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    By Rayne Dowell
  • A Foreign Concept on Projection by Rayne Dowell

    A Foreign Concept on Projection

    December 4, 2018 /

    “What do you eat?” my friend asks me in broken English, as I try to decipher his words through his strong Spanish accent. We’re walking on the boardwalk hugging the coastline somewhere in Chile. The sun is just beginning to…

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    By Rayne Dowell
  • House of Mirrors by Corina Rosca

    House of Mirrors

    December 4, 2018 /

    projection is a strange thing the house of mirrors that allows us to ‘see’ ourselves from different angles and perspectives while trying to remember which version is the ‘real’ one? as tribal animals, we need projection we need to reflect…

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    By Corina Rosca
  • PROJECTION AND THE VOICE OF OUR BELIEFS by Ed Bonapartianll

    Projection and the Voice of Our Beliefs

    December 1, 2018 /

    “You are such a drama queen,” my wife comments with a laugh as I hobble across the kitchen with a pained look on my face, my gait being the stiff legged aftermath of a particularly tough 7 mile hill run…

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    By Ed Bonapartian
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