The Happy HSP Podcast
Are you a highly sensitive person (HSP) who often feels overwhelmed, misunderstood, or out of place in the world around you? Join host Kimberly Marshall on The Happy HSP Podcast as we dive deep into the personal stories of everyday HSPs, explore what it means to live life with heightened sensitivity, and discover the many reasons to celebrate our gentle nature.
The Happy HSP Podcast
Latest Episodes
High Sensitivity, Childhood, and the Path to Resilience with Dr. Michael Pluess
In this episode, I’m joined by Michael Pluess, PhD. He’s a Professor in Developmental Psychology at the University of Surrey and one of the leading researchers on environmental sensitivity. Dr. Pluess has spent decades studying why some people ...
The Highly Sensitive Man’s Journey to Self-Acceptance with Mark Wigginton
In this episode, I’m joined by licensed professional counselor, certified professional coach, and writer Mark Wigginton for a conversation about high sensitivity, men’s mental health, and self-acceptance.Together, we explore the realitie...
Leading with Sensitivity, Purpose, and Psychological Safety with Anna Moretti
In this episode, I’m joined by Anna Moretti, a highly sensitive coach and former pharmaceutical leader, for a powerful conversation about authenticity, psychological safety, and redefining success as a highly sensitive person.Anna shares...
Highly Sensitive People, Burnout, and the Power of Boundaries with Ibinye Osibodu-Onyali
In this episode, I’m joined by licensed marriage and family therapist and coach Ibinye Osibodu-Onyali for a deeply validating conversation about what it really means to live as a highly sensitive person in a world that often rewards overworking...
Supporting Neurodivergence and the HSP Nervous System at Work with Sira Laurel
In this conversation, I’m joined by organizational development strategist and executive coach Sira Laurel to explore what it really means to support the highly sensitive nervous system at work. We talk about how neurodivergence shows up in prof...
