Feeling things deeply can be a strength for HSPs, but a major new review also links it to depression and anxiety. Here’s what ...

The term highly sensitive person (HSP) was coined in 1997 by psychologist Elaine Aron, PhD. Essentially, it’s not simply ...

Sensitivity strongly links to depression and anxiety, highlighting the urgent need for tailored mental health approaches.

You don’t value your connection with me, because if you did, you’d treat me better than this.” Certain people are more sensitive to these upsets than others, Leary says, while others can easily brush ...

These are the signs you're a hyper sensitive person and struggle with your emotions and criticism.

First ever systematic review and meta-analysis of its kind shows highly sensitive people are more likely to experience mental health problems ...

Wondering how to stop being sensitive? Learn how childhood experiences shape sensitivity and how to manage it better.

Are you tired of feeling misunderstood? Breaking down the top three myths about emotional sensitivity and reframing emotional depth as a source of strength.

Highly sensitive people feel and process things deeply. Here's what it's really like, according to an HSP.

When people simply can't handle your level of empathy, they may try to manipulate or gaslight you. But here are 11 signs you're not too sensitive, you're just sensitive to poor treatment.