The Power of Nutrition and Functional Medicine for Supporting HSPs with Anxiety and Depression with Anastasia Smith

Have you ever wondered how what you eat can impact brain structure and function? Are you curious to know what, if any role diet plays in mood? Research shows that factors such as our blood sugar levels, nutrient deficiencies and gut microbiome imbalances can all play pivotal roles in our experience of mental health. Join us to learn about the nutrients that are essential to keeping the brain and the nervous system happy, as well as how to balance neurotransmitters.

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Living Unshackled: How self-awareness, self-compassion, and imperfect action will walk you to greater freedom w/ Krista O'Reilly-Davi-Digui

As Highly Sensitive People it’s easy to believe we’re bad, broken, or otherwise ill-equipped for this noisy, busy, and messy world. We often feel not quite enough. But as we deepen our roots of self-awareness and self-compassion and learn to take imperfect action toward building a life and world we want to live in, our inner critic grows quieter, we become rooted and resilient, and we realize that as HSP’s we are gifted, needed, and very much on-purpose.

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Differences In the Highly Sensitive Brain

As a highly sensitive person (HSP) your brain is like a super computer with an extra sixth sense.  This offers some wonderful strengths, but also often causes feelings of being overwhelmed and depleted. Learning about the differences in your HSP brain can help you manage the overwhelming feelings and anxiety that often accompany many HSPs experiences. 

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Being Brave with Boundaries by Andrea Weber

Setting boundaries with family members is a brave move. We are nurturing and looking after our needs by setting constructive boundaries around what we will and won’t accept in terms of our energy, our time and our levels of stress. When families can see the difference this makes to our wellbeing and how present we are, they will soon realize the benefits.

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For Moms with Kids at Home: A Free Online Event

You might be running a homeschool, a household, AND a business from within 4 walls and worried about the coming months…We need to support each other right now, which is why I wanted to let you know about a totally free online event that I have been asked to take part in- it’s called “Women’s Natural Beauty Conference”- and we’re going to talk through EXACTLY what helps us feel beautiful from the inside out on all levels without giving up time and energy.

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Free Masterclass: How to Reveal Your Own Unique Methodology as an HSP and Be in Demand as a Coach

This masterclass is specifically designed for HSPs considering becoming self-employed as a coach, facilitator, or healer. This is a chance to discover the innate ability we have as HSPs to create profound transformation in others. It is an opportunity to claim the tremendous advantage you have in becoming a highly effective practitioner in the field you were born to serve.

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HSP Female-Owned Businesses Part 2

Celebrating HSP women in business! Explore these inspiring female-owned businesses! Empowered women empower women. I’m super passionate about helping women reach their dreams in business and financial freedom. Please help support these women by visiting their websites and sharing this post!

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Journey of Empowerment by Mary Ellen Ott

A guest post. Finding support and learning the tools that we need to change our state, not our trait is what we need to do in order to live our best life. Caring for our bodies is a great start, but we need to go beyond that to heal the past, enjoy the present, and create our future.

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Harp for Joy and Stress Relief by Christine Grace Magnussen

A guest post. Harp therapy is now a growing field offering distraction from pain, anxiety and depression. Research has shown that blood pressure and heart rate can be reduced when listening to the calming sounds of the harp. Highly sensitive individuals say the harp “beckons them.” The gentle sounds of wind and water are lying still in the strings, awaiting a simple touch to calm the nervous system and quiet the mind, body and spirit.

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