Inspirational Information – Page 15 – The Highly Sensitive Person Publishing Company

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Food for thought by Carolyn Wong Chin

Post category:Inspirational Information Overcoming Adversity

For all my friends, whether close or casual, I write this because everyone will go through some hard times at some point. Life isn’t easy. Below are some things to think about. Did you know that the people who are the strongest are usually the most sensitive?

Did you know that the people who exhibit the most kindness are the first to get mistreated? Did you know that the ones who take care of others all the time are usually the ones who need it the most? (more…)

Pearls of wisdom from Elizabeth M. Atkinson (fellow HSP)

Post category:Inspirational Advice Inspirational Information

Below are some important lessons that I’ve learned, which have helped me to live a healthy and happy life.

Communication works best when it’s open, easy, spontaneous. It should also include active listening.
Rules and boundaries should be clear and explicit, but also allow for flexibility.
Individuality, freedom, and personal identity are enhanced by positive self-esteem. (more…)

Do you need some tips to live healthier?

Post category:Inspirational Advice Inspirational Information

Do you need some tips to live healthier? As highly sensitive people, we need to feel good in order to live our lives happier and productively.

Here’s some wise advice from Renee Pieroth a registered and licensed dietician.

Take a moment to reflect on your positive attributes. Consider not only what you would like to change, but what you would like to remain the same. Goals can build on your successes to help fade your negative thoughts. Keep in mind the power of exercise and nutrition to benefit your health when creating goals. (more…)

Brianna and Patricia Feeney

A “Good News” Story

Post category:Inspirational Information Uplifting Stories

Do you ever become cynical when you listen, read, or watch the news? It seems as if the media is constantly feeding us a steady stream of bad news. This type of negativity is very difficult for HSPs to process.

Thus, I thought I’d summarize a heart-warming story that I read in the paper about a community coming together to help a disabled girl. It will restore your faith in humanity!

Single mother, Patricia Feeney, sought help for her young daughter, Brianna, who is blind and cannot talk, walk, or crawl as a result of a genetic developmental disorder. (more…)

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