Survivors of Partner Violence Face Heightened Sensitivity to Betrayal

Survivors of Partner Violence Face Heightened Sensitivity to Betrayal

Rebuilding trust after an abusive relationship can be an uphill battle, with many survivors finding it difficult to enter or sustain new partnerships. A new study sheds light on how lingering sensitivity... Read more »
Understanding Differences in Emotion Sensitivity

Understanding Differences in Emotion Sensitivity

In my mental vault for thorny memories, there is a section reserved for insensitive people. One memory involves a colleague from a previous job whom we will call Brenda. During a staff... Read more »
Justice Sensitivity In Autistic People

Justice Sensitivity In Autistic People

Autism justice sensitivity refers to a heightened sense of fairness, equity, and inclusion, coupled with a strong need to address and correct injustices​. In essence, it means being extremely attuned to when... Read more »
High Sensitivity Is Not a Trauma Response

High Sensitivity Is Not a Trauma Response

Last week, someone I’ve been working with for over a year – let’s call her “Liz” – entered the therapy room looking absolutely defeated. Before I could ask a single question, Liz... Read more »
Emotional Sensitivity in Autistic Adults

Emotional Sensitivity in Autistic Adults

Many autistic adults experience heightened emotional sensitivity, feeling emotions intensely and reacting strongly to events. This can involve deep empathy and attunement to others’ feelings, alongside challenges with emotional regulation. While often... Read more »
Relationships Of Sensory Processing Sensitivity With Creativity And Empathy

Relationships Of Sensory Processing Sensitivity With Creativity And Empathy

Sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) is a personality trait characterized by an increased sensitivity to subtle stimuli and deeper cognitive processing. This often leads to overstimulation and emotional reactivity, particularly in individuals considered... Read more »
Anticipated & Anticipatory Emotions & Their Sensitivity to Depressive Symptoms

Anticipated & Anticipatory Emotions & Their Sensitivity to Depressive Symptoms

Clayton McClure, J. H., Riggs, K. J., Dewhurst, S. A., & Anderson, R. J. (2024). Differentiating anticipated and anticipatory emotions and their sensitivity to depressive symptoms. Emotion, 24(7), 1642–1651. https://doi.org/10.1037/emo0001371 Key Takeaways... Read more »
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