HSP Blog
My blog will touch upon many topics for treating body/mind/spirit, from diet and exercise to coping, discovering, appreciating, accepting and healing.
My Highly Sensitive Recovery – Part 15
HSPs need to create their own Spiritual Sanctuary … a gift to ourselves as we have earned the right to a more contented life!
My Highly Sensitive Recovery – Part 14
You must find YOUR ideal environment that will lead to a healthier body, mind and spirit. You can CHOOSE to make it happen!
My Highly Sensitive Recovery – Part 13
Question your doctors. Question those who do not take your trait seriously. It is important for HSPs to empower themselves and advocate for their mental and physical health!
My Highly Sensitive Recovery – Part 12
It is a major ordeal for anyone to undergo invasive surgery. However, for highly sensitive people the result can be a longer recovery and healing time. It is important to have health care providers that understand these differences.
My Highly Sensitive Recovery – Part 11
I’ve learned how to manage and even overcome the ailments with which I once struggled. This is one of the reasons why my life mission is to help other highly sensitive people learn how to better manage their Self Care.
My Highly Sensitive Recovery — Part 10
As a HSP, many of the disorders — manifestations of a punishing lifestyle — have subsided or are in the midst of being healed in this paradise … the place I now call home.
My Highly Sensitive Recovery — Part 9
This profound trait led me to my paradise — the highly sensitive Big Island of Hawaii. I still have trying moments. However, the majority of time I enjoy the deepest contentment, joy and mental/physical/spiritual health I could have ever imagined.
My Highly Sensitive Recovery — Part 8
I had never felt at home anywhere. My only true refuge was to take one-week vacations to Hawaii every 4 or 5 months. I could not get enough. Now, at 57, I live in Hawaii. Paradise, yes…but what a journey to get here!
My Highly Sensitive Recovery — Part 7
As my highly sensitive mother would say to me “you’re a deep thinker and you walk to your own drummer.” That is a perfect description of HSPs and also why I want to help other HSPs pursue their goals and dreams.
My Highly Sensitive Recovery — Part 6
While all my peers cried their eyes out because graduation meant leaving all their friends, I cried just as hard except for a different reason — RELIEF! I am only now beginning to recognize and reconcile the scars and wounds from those trying years.