Feeling disconnected from your body as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)? In this soulful conversation, Dr. Katie T. Larson—hypnotherapist, growth coach, and somatic practitioner—joins Daphnie to explore what embodiment really means for sensitive souls. You’ll learn how energy work, chakra balance, and simple somatic practices can help HSPs return to a grounded sense of safety, clarity, and inner strength.

Katie shares her powerful journey from global adventures to guiding others through inner growth quests—and why so many sensitive people disconnect from their bodies (hint: it’s not your fault). Whether you’ve struggled with overstimulation, burnout, or feeling like your body isn’t a safe place to be, this episode offers gentle, practical ways to come home to yourself.

Learn more about Dr. Katie's work at https://www.growthquests.com/ or follow her on Instagram @drkatiegrowthquests

Feeling overstimulated or like your nervous system is on edge? This gentle, nervous system-friendly grounding practice is designed especially for highly sensitive people. In just a few minutes, you’ll reconnect with your body, calm sensory overwhelm, and restore a sense of inner steadiness.

I’ll guide you through mindful breathing, orienting cues, and a body-based check-in—perfect for when you’re feeling scattered, depleted, or emotionally flooded. Whether you’re dealing with chronic stress, social fatigue, or a busy mind, this somatic reset can help you return to your center.

✨ Want deeper support beyond this short practice? Explore somatic practices, nervous system education, live coaching, and healing tools inside the Rooted Resilience membership. Try it free for 14 days: www.yogiranger.com/membership

If you’ve ever felt exhausted, scattered, or emotionally fried after what seems like a “normal” day, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we explore why overstimulation is not a personal failing—it’s a nervous system response.

You’ll learn the difference between high sensitivity and nervous system dysregulation, why HSPs are more prone to burnout and overwhelm, and how resilience is built through regulation—not by pushing harder.

This episode debunks common misconceptions about HSPs and gives you tangible hope that healing is possible—with the right support.

Reflection Questions:

• When do you feel the most overstimulated or depleted? What are the common patterns?

• What helps you feel safe, grounded, or calm—even briefly?

• What would it look like to give yourself permission to pause without guilt this week?

For the first time ever, I’m offering a 14-day free trial of my Rooted Resilience membership. If you’re ready to reclaim your energy and support your sensitive nervous system, this is your invitation.

🌿 Learn more: www.yogiranger.com/membership

What would it feel like to be on your own side?

As highly sensitive people, we often internalize harsh messages—learning to motivate ourselves through criticism rather than care. But true healing comes when we begin to soften that inner voice and replace judgment with compassion.

In this guided practice episode, you’ll be gently supported in shifting from self-criticism to self-kindness. Through grounding breath, visualization, and compassionate phrases, you’ll begin cultivating the voice of your inner ally—the part of you that knows you are worthy, even when you struggle.

Whether your inner critic is loud today or barely a whisper, this practice will help you reconnect with your own strength, gentleness, and self-trust.

This is the final episode in our May series on self-compassion and inner healing—but this work doesn’t end here.

💛 Want more support? Inside Rooted Resilience, you’ll find guided practices, live coaching, and a caring community of highly sensitive women on the same path. It’s not too late to join us: www.yogiranger.com/membership

Self-compassion sounds simple—but for many highly sensitive women, it’s one of the hardest things to actually practice.

In this episode, we explore why being kind to yourself can feel so foreign, even when you want to. From people-pleasing and perfectionism to shame and childhood conditioning, we take a deeper look at the nervous system patterns that make self-judgment feel safer than self-kindness.

You’ll hear a personal story about vulnerability, rejection, and the inner critic—and use a powerful 3-step tool to begin shifting from self-blame to self-support.

If you’ve ever thought, “If I slow down, I’ll fall behind,” or “If people really knew me, they’d leave,” this episode is for you.

✨ Want to go deeper? Inside Rooted Resilience, we’re spending the entire month putting this into practice—rewiring self-talk, regulating the nervous system, and reclaiming self-compassion. It’s not too late to join us: www.yogiranger.com/membership

If you’ve been stuck in a cycle of harsh self-talk, shame spirals, or feeling like you’re not doing “enough,” this episode is for you.

In this guided self-compassion reset, I'll lead you through a short but powerful nervous system-friendly practice to help soften the voice of the inner critic and come back to a place of gentleness and grounding.

Inside this episode, you’ll:

• Use breath and touch to calm your nervous system

• Shift from criticism to care using simple compassion phrases

• Reconnect with your worth—even when you’re struggling

This is the kind of practice you can come back to again and again, especially during hard moments when you forget how deeply you deserve kindness.

✨ Want to go deeper? Inside Rooted Resilience, we’re spending this month exploring how to soften the inner critic, calm your nervous system, and reclaim self-compassion as a daily practice.
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Do you struggle with a harsh inner voice that says things like “You should’ve done more,” or “What’s wrong with you?”

For highly sensitive people, self-criticism isn’t just a mindset issue—it’s a nervous system response. And once you understand where it comes from, you can begin to shift it.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why the inner critic forms (especially in HSPs)

• How perfectionism, shame, and people-pleasing are protective responses

• The link between nervous system dysregulation and negative self-talk

• How to reframe your inner critic as a scared protector—not a villain

• A simple practice (Pause → Name → Nourish) to begin softening your self-talk
  

If you’re ready to release the belief that you’re “too much” or “not enough,” this episode is your invitation to begin healing that inner voice with compassion—not force.

✨ Want to go deeper? Inside Rooted Resilience, we’re spending the entire month learning how to put all this knowledge into action so we can soften the inner critic and reclaim self-compassion. It’s not too late to join us: www.yogiranger.com/membership

If you’ve been feeling emotionally drained, mentally overwhelmed, or constantly on edge—it’s not just you. The world feels heavy right now. And for highly sensitive people, that weight is magnified.

In this episode, we’re pulling together everything we explored throughout April—overwhelm, overthinking, collective anxiety—and offering practical, compassionate tools to help you stay rooted in the midst of it all.

You’ll learn:

• How to stay grounded without disconnecting from what matters

• Gentle reminders for reclaiming your energy and finding steadiness

• Why resilience doesn’t “just happen”—and how to nurture it daily
  

If you’ve been craving relief, this episode is here to remind you that calm is possible—even in chaos.

✨ Want more support? Inside my Rooted Resilience membership, we’ve been working together all month on regulating the nervous system and building emotional strength. Last month’s replays on boundaries are also available! Learn more at yogiranger.com/membership.

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