Awareness Around Sensory Processing Sensitivity or High Sensory People

<p>Elisha May is a High Sensory Coach which means, through training and with her natural ability of High Sensory Intelligence, she was able to energetically and intuitively assist transformation in others, and achieve quicker results than a normal coach or therapist.</p> <p>She offers High Sensory Facilitation, particularly for those with the trait of Sensory Processing Sensitivity, now known as High Sensory People but have been known as Highly Sensitive Persons and Empaths. She specializes in people wanting to live a life in a non-conventional way, with freedom, adventure, and independence as the theme!</p> <p>She has a deep understanding of the challenges faced by people that have chosen the conventional route but feels this hasn’t enabled them to always remain in their truth and connection with Self (that inner knowing). Which is living from a place of love, flow, happiness, and fulfillment.</p> <p>She is an expert at helping people to come back into alignment with the truth of who they are when they have been at the mercy of the conventions of their society. </p> <p>Some life challenges that she has conquered…. </p> <p>Like so many HSPs and Empaths, she has experienced sadness, trauma, stress, and loss in her life. <br /> Her Dad was ill with Chronic Fatigue/ME during a decade of her youth.</p> <p>Her Brother Nathan Wills, who was a Music Producer and YouTuber, took his own life. Both are/were HSP Empaths. <br /> She witnessed her Mum being sectioned twice, due to built-up stress and menopause, resulting in two spectacularly traumatic psychosis episodes. </p> <p>She also had to care for her Gran in her last 3 months.<br /> She worked as a live-in Nanny in her early twenties, to a narcissist who gas-lighted her for a year.</p> <p>She finds these major traumatic events are often spiritually awakening experiences and did leave her with PTSD that has now diminished greatly, and much strength and perspective comes with them. </p> <p>When she came across the term Sensory Processing Sensitivity, it transformed her l