Judith orloff

How medication affects empaths and sensitive people is more intense than you may think. Learn how empaths need to use medication wisely from Dr. Orloff’s book “the Empath’s Survival Guide.”

Are you an empath? Take this self-assessment empath test. An empath is giving, spiritually attuned, intuitive, and a good listener but also can absorb the stress of people and the world.

There are healthy ways to express frustration and anger. Learn the difference between venting and dumping as as the later can beat down one’s self worth.

Do you identify as an empath? According to Dr. Judith Orloff, all empaths are highly sensitive people (HSPs). But not all HSPs are empaths. So in this post, we highlight some of Dr. Orloff's resources for empaths (she has many) that may be highly useful for HSPs who identify as empaths. Learn more at www.hsptools.com.

N.Y. Times best-selling author, Dr. Orloff created this empowering book for everyone who wants to develop their sensitivities and empathy.

We have control over the inner circle, but we only have influence (not control) over the outer circle.

Dreaming is a direct line to a place where magic abounds and nothing is without meaning. Learn how you can remember and interpret your dreams.

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Ah, yet again, its not 'them' its 'us' that is creating the crazy. I wondered how I attracted some people who were vocal, loud and even righteous and proud of all their problems but short on solutions. Why did so many people show up who really just wanted to use me as an unpaid life coach. Devaluing my time. Taking from me and giving very little. Pretending to care. Hm... Could it be that I was devaluing my own time and my own worth and my own life? Yep. Indeed I was! Its well worth…

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I often get asked the question “Are empaths on the autistic spectrum” because of their similar tendencies to experience sensory overload from noise, light, smells, sounds, certain kinds of touch, and crowds. I have found that while some empaths have autism, those on the spectrum aren’t typically empaths.

People with a "victim mentality" grate on you with a poor-me attitude & don't take responsibility for their actions. Learn strategies to set limits with those with a "victim mentality" in "Emotional Freedom."

To protect your energy... It's ok to cancel a commitment. It's ok to not answer a call. It's ok to change your mind. It's ok to want to be alone. It's ok to do nothing. It's ok to speak up. It's ok to let go.

Learn how empaths can ground themselves, set boundaries, and hold space for others in a healthy way in Dr. Judith Orloff's new free webinar Being an Empath Today. #affiliate