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Blue Heron Wisdom Radio with Laura Longley - Bonnie Strehlow, Are You a Highly Sensitive Person?

Host(s): Laura Longley
Guest(s): Bonnie Strehlow

Are any of these things true about you: I am easily overwhelmed by bright lights, crowds, loud noises or strong smells - I have a rich, complex inner life - I startle easily - I get rattled or irritated when I have a lot to do in a short amount of time - I tend to know things without knowing how I know them - I make it a point to avoid violent movies and TV shows - When I was a child I was told that I was sensitive or shy. If so, you may be an HSP - Highly Sensitive Person. Join Laura's guest Bonnie Strehlow to learn more about how to know if you're an HSP, why it matters, and what to do about.

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Laura Longley: The Laura Longley Show with Host Laura Longley Where authentic change takes flight. Tune in to The Laura Longley Show every Tuesday at 1pm PT/4pm ET and also the 1st and 5th Monday of the month at 11am PT/2pm ET, and discover h.. Find out more!

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Bonnie Strehlow: Founder of InnerResources Co-Director of The One Command Life Bonnie Strehlow is a trained Medical Intuitive, coach, healer, teacher and co-author, along with Asara Lovejoy, of the Nightingale-Conant program The Theta Code: A... Find out more!

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