Happy HSP

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Are you a highly sensitive person (HSP) who often feels overwhelmed, misunderstood, or out of place in the world around you? Then The Happy HSP Podcast is just for you, and I’m so glad you’re here.

My name is Kimberly Marshall, and I’m your host. Join me weekly as I dive deep into the personal stories of everyday HSPs. We’ll explore what it means to live life with heightened sensitivity and discover the many reasons to celebrate our gentle nature.

Each episode features an inspiring conversation with an HSP who shares what they love about their sensitivity, what they struggle with, and the powerful strategies they’ve used to find happiness and peace in a world that can easily overwhelm us. 

Latest Episodes

Episode #27: Self-Acceptance and Stepping into Your Power as an HSP
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Episode #27: Self-Acceptance and Stepping into Your Power as an HSP

Today, I’m joined by psychotherapist, author, and host of the Sensitive Stories podcast April Snow.

We explore how to embrace your inner landscape and build confidence and clarity, all why honoring who you are — fully and unapologetically. We talk boundaries, empathy, and how to find the keys that gently unlock your best self and inner growth.

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“Life feels like a steep climb sometimes as a highly sensitive…keep pushing a bit to find where your power resides. You’re a huge asset. You can see what others can’t, and that pain point is the catalyst in a really powerful
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“HSPs are always being challenged…it’s an invitation to think about how much of this version of you are you really accepting? We’re being challenged to say I’m standing up for myself and the right to be who I am, and my