HSP Kids + guardian angel Moonglow
Gift: felt guardian angel Moonglow
10 lessons with experts in high sensitivity in children
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More than 305 trainees have preceded you
As a parent of a highly sensitive child, you face a challenge: how do I guide my son or daughter in a world full of stimuli? In our HSP Kids training we will help you find an answer to that question. You will learn everything about high sensitivity in children and get great tips on how to lovingly guide your (highly) sensitive child in a world full of stimuli.
Content of the lessons
In this lesson we will discuss the core of high sensitivity. What is it, what are the advantages and disadvantages of being highly sensitive, and how does it manifest itself in children of different ages? At the end of the lesson you will find a test: is your child highly sensitive?
Why does everything your child hear, see, feel or taste resonate so strongly? And how do you help your child deal with all those stimuli? You will discover that in this lesson. Plus: the beautiful sides of those intense experiences.
In the previous lesson you saw what high sensitivity per sense means for your child. You also briefly learned how to guide him through that intense hearing, smelling or tasting. In today's lesson we go a layer deeper. What are the most important pillars in raising a highly sensitive child?
Most highly sensitive children are quiet, observant types who watch the situation as they please. But there is also a group of children who are sensitive and like excitement and challenge. Children with a lot of courage, a strong will and a feisty temperament. In this lesson you will discover how highly sensitive and... strong-willed go together. What are the needs of these children and how do you help them deal with tension?
How do you make a highly sensitive child feel safe in your family? What's the best way to take his sensitivity into account, while still leaving enough room for the needs of siblings? That's what this lesson is about. We also discuss major events such as a move, and how you can guide your sensitive child through this.
The world is full of surprises, lessons and discoveries. Full of new people to meet, places to explore and skills to master. As a parent, you want to protect your child from bumps and pitfalls, but also let him enjoy all the beauty that life has to offer as much as possible. How do you find the balance between encouraging and protecting? You will discover that in this lesson.
Your child will probably do best in a close friendship, one-on-one. Then his great empathy and loyalty are fully expressed. How do you encourage your child to make friends, and how do you guide him in those friendships? That's what this lesson is about.
What does it mean to be the highly sensitive parent of a highly sensitive child? Does it make it easier for you to empathize with your child, and what impact does it have on your way of parenting? Discover it in this lesson, and also learn what it means for your parenting style not to be highly sensitive.
Various tips and exercises have been discussed in recent lessons. In this lesson we will list them all again. But first: some recommendations and exercises in the field of spirituality. And: which food has a calming effect on an easily overstimulated child?
You may want to delve further into the subject. That is why we have listed a number of books, films and specialists below that may be interesting or helpful.
Why this training?
You will gain more insight into high sensitivity, whereby a distinction is also made between different types. With this background you can better understand your highly sensitive child and explain certain behavior. You will also receive valuable tips from experts in the field of high sensitivity to guide your highly sensitive child, and you will discover that high sensitivity is a gift and also has many benefits.
What can you expect?
- You will learn everything about high sensitivity in children
- High sensitivity: at school, in the family, during sports and friendship
- Test: is my child highly sensitive? (from expert Elaine Aron)
- HSS: highly sensitive and strong willed
- If you as a parent(s) are also highly sensitive
- Spirituality and HSP
Gift with this training: guardian angel Moonglow
When you register you will receive this handmade felt guardian angel Moonglow delivered to your home. It symbolizes the moon, which provides illumination in the darkness. Nice to have with you in the dark or when you are going on an exciting adventure. This angel can also remind you of your own strength and encourages you to face the future with confidence.
Have you registered for this training? The guardian angel will then be delivered to your home free of charge within 1 week.
If you have completed the training, then...
- Do you have insight into what high sensitivity is?
- Do you know how to recognize it in your child?
- Do you have tools to help your child deal with it?
- Do you know how you can help him process stimuli?
- You are better able to find the balance between protection and challenge
- You also see the beautiful sides of intense feeling
Highly sensitive and strong-willed: what does that mean?
Most highly sensitive children are quiet, observant types who watch the situation as they please. But there is also a group of children who are sensitive and like excitement and challenge. Children with a lot of courage, a strong will and a feisty temperament. In the fourth lesson of this training you will discover how highly sensitive and... strong-willed go together. What are the needs of these children and how do you help them deal with tension? Expert Janneke van Olphen tells you all about it.
Research into high sensitivity
High sensitivity literally means that you are extra sensitive to stimuli. Sounds, smells, details and feelings penetrate your consciousness more than average and keep you occupied for longer. A nice feature, but not always easy. Fortunately, a lot of research has now been done into this. For example, it was the American Elaine Aron who was the first to use the term in 1997 Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) started using and made it her life's work to study this trait. She discovered it in fifteen to twenty percent of people. As much in adults as in children, boys as much as in girls.
High sensitivity is a gift
Elaine Aron and her many experts in this field believe it is very important not to dismiss high sensitivity as something negative. It is not a disease or disorder, but a personality trait. People, children with this trait are often observant, empathetic and creative. They see every detail and see further than other children. Aron: “The highly sensitive individual not only notices dangers or problems that others overlook, but also opportunities and solutions.” They also have a deep inner life: beauty and music can touch them enormously. For example, the effect of positive images on the mood is greater in highly sensitive people.