In The Empath’s Survival Guide, I emphasize that empaths and highly sensitive people have different styles of socializing and interacting...
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Are You an Introverted or Extroverted Empath?
Navigating the Triggers of a Dysfunctional Family
Many sensitive, caring people need to take it slowly with family get-togethers as they can often feel too much from...
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Breaking the Rescuer Pattern
As a psychiatrist and empath, I know the challenges sensitive people have to be compassionate, empowered empaths without shouldering the...
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The Healing Power & Magic of Affirmations
I adore affirmations because they are simple, quick, and effective ways to stay in your best self and reframe unproductive...
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I Am Not “Too Sensitive”
Many of us have received messages from parents, teachers, friends, or the media that being sensitive is a fault or...
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Empaths, Compassion & Mirror Neurons
As a psychiatrist and empath I’ve always been intrigued by the science of empathy. Research has shown that our brain...
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The Gifts of Being an Empath
The empath’s journey is the adventure of a lifetime. Sensitive people have much to be grateful for. You are able...
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Keeping Love Alive: Tips to Stop Your Soulmate from Becoming a Cellmate
As a psychiatrist and, personally, as an empath, I’ve learned that being in an intimate relationship requires ongoing creative, honest...
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The New Science of Empathy and Empaths
Empathy is when we reach our hearts out to others and put ourselves in their shoes. However, being an empath...
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The Liberation of Feeling Seen
Many sensitive children do not feel seen by their parents, teachers, or family. Their sensitivities are treated more like aberrations...
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