Promoting awareness about childhood sensitivity
Author Jenna Forrest writes:
“Like many sensitive, anxious elementary school kids, I was overwhelmed with my day to day life.
“I thought my sensory overload, deep empathy and social shyness meant there was something wrong with me. At the same time, I felt a strong sense of these traits being very important to my future.”
See Jenna Forrest’s memoir about growing up: Help Is On Its Way.
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