Daphnie returns with a heartfelt update about her father’s recent passing and her decision to pause the podcast until the new year. She speaks about navigating grief as a highly sensitive person and honoring the nervous system’s need for rest and spaciousness. If you’re also carrying heaviness this season, this message offers comfort and support.

New episodes will be back in the new year. Wishing you peace and gentleness through the holiday season. 💚

I am taking a short break as I prioritize caring for my dad who just unexpectedly began hospice care this week. I look forward to sharing more episodes soon...

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by your emotions or the world around you—and wonder if something’s wrong with you? You might be a highly sensitive person (HSP), and you’re not alone.

In this foundational episode, Daphnie breaks down the core traits of high sensitivity using the “DOES” model by Dr. Elaine Aron and offers personal reflections, nervous system insights, and validation for sensitive souls.

Whether you’re new to the HSP journey or ready to deepen your self-understanding, this episode is a grounding place to begin. You’ll also receive a gentle reflection practice to help you better understand what nourishes—or depletes—you.

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What if your sensitivity wasn’t something to manage—but a guide toward your truth?

In this soul-stirring conversation, Daphnie is joined by spiritual healer and intuitive guide Colby Wilk to explore how highly sensitive people can stop absorbing everyone else’s energy and start directing their own.

Together, they unpack:

• Why sensitivity isn’t a flaw—it’s a built-in GPS

• The connection between high sensitivity and life purpose

• How HSPs can rewire old patterns and live on-mission

• The truth most HSPs avoid (but deeply need to hear)

  
  

This episode is a powerful reframe for empaths and sensitives who are ready to feel energized, not drained—on purpose, not overwhelmed.

🎁 Free Gift from Colby: Turn Your Sensitivity Into Your Superpower

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Feeling exhausted, overstimulated, or unable to truly rest? This guided Yoga Nidra practice is for you.

Yoga Nidra—often called "yogic sleep"—is a deeply restorative rest practice that helps highly sensitive people soothe their nervous systems, release tension, and experience profound relaxation.

In this episode, you’ll be guided through a body-based rest practice that invites you to soften, recalibrate, and reconnect with your body’s innate capacity for healing. You don’t need to be experienced with Yoga Nidra—simply bring your breath and your willingness to rest.

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🌿 Is your body asking for rest—but your mind keeps pushing? In this episode, we’re exploring cyclical rest—the natural energy rhythms that highly sensitive people (HSPs) often ignore in a world that glorifies constant productivity. You’ll learn why your energy isn’t meant to be steady all the time, how seasons, menstrual cycles, and daily rhythms influence your body’s capacity, and why guilt-free rest is essential for sustainable healing.

We’ll explore:

• What cyclical rest actually looks like in everyday life

• Subtle signs you’re resisting your natural rest cycles

• How to build micro-seasons of rest into your days and weeks

• Gentle reflection questions to help you reconnect with your body’s wisdom
  

🌕 Whether you’re in a season of growth or stillness, this episode is an invitation to slow down and honor your cycles—with compassion, not guilt.

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Why does healing feel so complex—especially for highly sensitive people?

In this deep and compassionate conversation, integration therapist and trauma guide Julian Bermudez joins Daphnie to explore the intersection of sensitivity, attachment wounds, and somatic healing. Together, they unpack what trauma really is (and isn’t), why HSPs often carry emotional burdens they were never meant to hold, and how to begin reconnecting with the self beneath survival patterns.

If you've ever been told you're “too sensitive” or wondered why you feel so deeply, this episode offers validation, clarity, and hope. Julian brings a grounded, intuitive perspective, and the belief that healing is a return to your wholeness—not a fixing project.

We explore:

• The link between sensitivity and early trauma

• Why many HSPs adapted by becoming emotionally hyper-attuned

• The path from survival patterns to self-trust and inner connection
  

Whether you're on a healing journey, integrating a psychedelic experience, or simply seeking deeper understanding, this episode will help you remember: your sensitivity is not the wound—it’s the lens. And you were never meant to heal alone.

🎧 Listen now and come home to your deepest self.

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If stillness feels hard for you, you’re not alone. For many highly sensitive people, traditional rest can feel dysregulating—especially if you’ve lived in chronic stress or hypervigilance. In this calming guided practice, we’ll explore movement as rest—a gentle, somatic approach to nervous system soothing that doesn’t require you to sit still. You’ll be invited to roll, sway, rock, and move your body in soft rhythms to help your system find safety, calm, and replenishment.

Whether you’re feeling wired, overwhelmed, or simply longing to soften the edges of your day—this is your space to land.

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In this episode of the Highly Sensitive and Strong Podcast, we explore why rest isn’t just a luxury—it’s a powerful, necessary part of healing for highly sensitive people.

If you’ve ever struggled to slow down, felt guilty for resting, or found yourself scrolling instead of truly relaxing, you’re not alone.

In this episode, we’ll unpack:

• Why rest is hard (even when you’re exhausted)

• How chronic stress and hustle culture train us to resist stillness

• The sneaky ways distraction pulls us away from real rest

• How to start building a healthier, more compassionate relationship with rest
  

You don’t have to earn your rest. You don’t have to prove your exhaustion to deserve it. You are worthy of deep care—right now.

🌿 Looking for more support? Inside the Rooted Resilience membership, we explore nervous system healing and sustainable energy practices, and you can try it free for 14 days: www.yogiranger.com/membership.

Have you ever had a quiet nudge, a gut feeling, or an inner knowing you couldn’t explain? As highly sensitive people (HSPs), our intuition often speaks to us in subtle ways—but years of overthinking, self-doubt, and second-guessing can make it hard to trust ourselves.

In this episode, we explore:

✨ How intuition speaks to highly sensitive people

✨ The difference between intuition and fear

✨ Real-life stories of intuitive decision-making

✨ How to start building confidence in your own inner guidance

You’ll learn how to reconnect with your intuitive wisdom, how to begin trusting your decisions, and why your body holds the key to aligned choices.

🌿 Rooted Resilience Membership: If you’re ready to build self-trust and learn to hear your intuition more clearly, join the Rooted Resilience membership and try it free for 14 days: www.yogiranger.com/membership