Around 20–30% of people are born with a more finely-tuned nervous system.
— Elaine Aron
“You were born to be among the advisors and thinkers, the spiritual and moral leaders for your society. There is every reason for pride.”
Absolutely. Many HSPs carry old messages that they’re “too much” or “not enough.” In therapy, you can begin to rewrite that story and learn how to offer your sensitivity the understanding, support, and space it truly needs. This work often leads to more ease, self-trust, and a deeper sense of belonging.
A Highly Sensitive Person is someone born with a more finely tuned nervous system. This means you're likely more aware of subtleties in your environment, process things more deeply, and may feel more easily overwhelmed by stimulation or emotional intensity. It’s not a disorder—it’s a trait found in about 20–30% of the population.
Yes. Therapy can help you understand how your sensitivity works, identify patterns of overwhelm or self-criticism, and learn how to care for your nervous system. It can also support you in strengthening boundaries, navigating relationships, and seeing your sensitivity as a strength instead of a liability.
I will tailor your therapy experience and environment to your comfort. I will help you learn about your HSP trait, how to identify what is happening, understand your needs and help you lovingly manage each element of your nervous system. I will aid in growing your sensitivities into strengths and bring you a balance that you are proud of.