9 Things Highly Sensitive People Do Differently

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13 Jul 2021

Highly Sensitive Person or HSP for short is someone who is born with an innate disposition of processing and understanding information on a much deeper level than most This makes HSPs more perceptive self-aware intuitive and observant because of their deep-thinking and empathetic nature Recent surveys show that up to 15-20 of the global population are Highly Sensitive People that s as many as 1 in every 5 people all over the world Still even with so many of us experiencing the same thing Highly Sensitive People remain misunderstood by those around them So many HSPs don t even realize that they re HSPs because there is so little awareness about the matter So we made a list of things HSPs do differently from others to help you understand more about how HSPs think If you think you're an HSP but still not entirely sure yet we have a video on signs you're a highly sensitive person a https 3A 2F 2Fyoutu be 2FzP1Ac8fXBjE a Writer Chloe Avenasa Script Editor Rida Batool Script Manager Kelly Soong VO Amanda Silvera Animator Karen Fong YouTube Manager Cindy Cheong Aron E N 1996 Counseling the highly sensitive person Counseling and Human Development 28 1-7 Aron E 2013 The highly sensitive person Kensington Publishing Corp Cooper T 2015 The Ordinary Magic of Resilience and the Highly Sensitive Person The Guilford Press New York NY Greven C Lionetti F Boothe C Aron E Fox E Schendang H Pluess M Bruining H Acevedo B Bijttebier P and Homberga J 2019 Sensory Processing Sensitivity in the context of Environmental Sensitivity A critical review and development of research agenda Neuroscience Biobehavioral Reviews Volume 98 March 2019 287-305 Piechowski M M 2017 Emotional giftedness The measure of intrapersonal intelligence Handbook of gifted education 2 366-381 Zeff T 2004 The Highly Sensitive Person s Survival Guide Essential Skills for Living Well in an Overstimulating World New Harbinger Publications If you have any personal stories and video requests you would like to share with us please email us at editorial psych2go net