1Chapter 1. Introduction to the study of the relationship between High Sensitivity and Mental Health
158.1 What concerns High Sensitivity professionals
2Chapter 2. Characteristics of the Highly Sensitive Person
168.2. Why HSCs are mistaken as having other disorders
3Chapter 3. The brain and High Sensitivity
178.3. When being an HSC becomes a problem.
4Chapter 4. Non-sensitive and Sensitive Patients
188.4. When being an HSC becomes an advantage.
5Chapter 5. Education. High Capacity and High Sensitivity
198.5. What I can do when teaching HSC?
6Chapter 6. Differentiating Characteristics of Highly Sensitive People
208.6. When should I seek help for my HSC?
76.1. Is High Sensitivity a disorder?
218.7. What can I do as a parent of an HSC?
86.2. Autism and High Sensitivity
228.8. What do statistics say about HSC, regarding culture, gender, and genetics.
96.3. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and High Sensitivity
23Chapter 9. Problems derived from high sensitivity.
10Chapter 7. Effects of High Sensitivity
249.1. How to act in social situations if you are an HSP
117.1. Fear of failure of the highly sensitive person
259.2. Mindfulness to help highly sensitive people
127.2. Pathological self-criticism of the highly sensitive person
269.3. Troubleshooting as therapy for highly sensitive people
137.3. Depression vs. High Sensitivity
279.4 Systemic family therapy applied to families with HSP members
14Chapter 8. Highly Sensitive Patients
