20. Trusting Your Highly Sensitive Self with Elizabeth Venart
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Highly sensitive moms are often told to “calm down,” “be less emotional,” or just push through - but what if your sensitivity is actually the reason you feel so much, notice so much, and know so much?
Licensed professional counselor and author Elizabeth Venart breaks down why self-doubt, overthinking, guilt, and shame show up so strongly for highly sensitive people, and how to begin trusting your instincts instead of fighting them.
In this episode, we talk with Elizabeth about the deeper roots of high sensitivity, the protective strategies that once helped you survive, and why those same patterns can become exhausting in adulthood.
Elizabeth shares how Internal Family Systems (IFS) helps explain the parts inside us that overthink, plan, please, analyze, and stay on high alert - not as flaws, but as brilliant adaptations that need understanding, not shame.
Elizabeth also shares the heart behind her book, Trusting Your Highly Sensitive Self, and how she uses IFS to help sensitive people build self-compassion, resilience, and self-trust.
Elizabeth Venart is a licensed professional counselor, author, and educator, and the founder and director of the Resiliency Center of Greater Philadelphia. With more than 30 years of counseling experience, she specializes in trauma-informed depth work and helps highly sensitive people embrace their gifts and build lasting resilience.
Essential listening if you’re a highly sensitive person, a therapist, a parent, or anyone tired of mistaking sensitivity for weakness. This episode is a reminder that your sensitivity is not the problem - it may be the very thing that can lead you home to yourself.
Contact Elizabeth via her website at www.elizabethvenart.com
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