What is the Invisible Trait?
The Invisible Trait—also known as Sensory Processing Sensitivity (SPS)—is a biologically-based temperament trait found in approximately 20-30% of the population. Those with this trait are often called High Sensory People (HSPs).
The Invisible Trait is characterized by:
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Deep processing of information
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Heightened awareness of sensory input
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Strong empathy and emotional responsiveness
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Increased sensitivity to subtleties in the environment
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Greater susceptibility to overstimulation
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From pioneering research by Elaine Aron, Ph.D
Why it Matters:
High Sensory People are often the deep thinkers, creative minds, peacekeepers, and visionaries of the world. With understanding and the right tools, this trait becomes a strength.
To feel deeply is not a weakness. It is a gift—an instrument of insight, connection, and change.
Let’s work together to not just cope–
