202. How To Be Empathetic Without Being Taken Advantage Of (A Word On Self-Trust and Not Tolerating Poor Behavior)

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236. The Creative Power of People Who Feel Everything w/ Brianna Pastor

In this episode, Alissa is joined by poet and author Bri, whose work speaks directly to the experience of being deeply sensitive in a world that often doesn’t understand it.They talk about what it actually feels like to grow up highly sensitive, and how that shapes your identity, ...  Show more

235. 3 Tips for Clearing Your Channel and Using Your Sensitivity to Your Advantage

In this episode, Alissa explores how highly sensitive people can keep their “channel clear” so they can access their intuition, creativity, and natural gifts.While sensitivity comes with powerful strengths—like empathy, intuition, and emotional intelligence—many HSPs feel disconn ...  Show more

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