Noise sensitivity

How do you help a child with noise sensitivity, especially when there is no way to avoid triggers? Check out these 5 parenting tips to help them cope! #parentingtips

Being a highly sensitive person (HSP) means we have a trait called, sensory processing sensitivity and HSPs experience different levels of noise sensitivity. Fortunately, you can reduce your sensitivilty to noise if you balance your nervous system with brain training tools. Here are some challenges HSPs have shared about noise sensitivity and also what helps.

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Everywhere...everywhere I go. People are CONSTANTLY talking on their phones...EVERY-WHERE. You all know what I'm saying. WHY people, WHY? There is soooooooooooooooo much obnoxious "voice pollution" spewed forth constantly, one cannot go anywhere, anymore. It's very sad.