Sensory Processing Sensitivity in Men (with Bill Allen)
I had the pleasure of speaking with Bill Allen in this episode of The Gentle Rebel Podcast. Bill is the author of Confessions of a…
Sensitivity, Masculinity, and Men’s Mental Wellbeing (with Tom Falkenstein)
I had the pleasure of speaking with Tom Falkenstein, psychotherapist and author of The Highly Sensitive Man, for an extended episode of The Gentle Rebel…
Choosing The Highly Sensitive Creative Life (with Jacob Nordby)
Recently on the Gentle Rebel Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jacob Nordby, author of Blessed Are the Weird. For highly sensitive people,…
Collective Narcissism and Highly Sensitive People
The term narcissism is thrown around frequently—often as a way to dismiss those who think differently or challenge our views. But while individual narcissism can…
How “Quiet People” are Often Misread and Misunderstood
If there’s one thing to know about quiet people, it’s that your first impression of them is probably wrong. Yet, if there’s one thing that…
High Sensitivity in The Workplace: Step Beyond The Stereotypes
In 2017, I interviewed someone about his journey to discovering that he is a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) and how this insight transformed his experience…
The Quiet Sensitive Creative Revolution (with Louise Stigell)
In a world that often mistakes sensitivity for fragility, Louise Stigell—artist, writer, and founder of former Oh So Sensitive—offers a different narrative. Now writing under…
High Sensitivity & HSP Wellbeing (with Dr. Ted Zeff) | Part Two
Dr. Ted Zeff extended his work beyond academic research—he was a compassionate guide for Highly Sensitive People seeking to live well. His practical, nurturing approach…
Highly Sensitive People And The Workplace (with Tracy Cooper)
For highly sensitive people (HSPs), many elements of modern workplace can feel like a sensory bombardment. Open-plan offices, relentless deadlines, and competitive environments often clash…
The Happy Sensitive Person (with Caroline van Kimmenade)
How can we shift from feeling negatively sensitive to “happy sensitive” in a world that sometimes paints sensitivity as a weakness? This is the question…