When Life Feels Too Heavy: Discovering Those Tiny ‘Glimmers’ of Relief with Julie Bjelland, LMFT

I focus on the concept of “glimmers”—those fleeting, positive moments that provide hope when life feels overwhelming. As someone who identifies as highly sensitive and neurodivergent, I share personal stories of grief, self-reflection, and the practical ways I train my brain to notice and savor moments of joy or relief. You’ll learn how cultivating glimmers can help regulate the nervous system, ease anxiety, and create anchors of stability and hope during challenging times. Resources Mentioned Sensitive Empowerment Community : A safe space to share experiences and connect with peers who “get it.” One-on-One Sessions : Personalized video sessions with me from anywhere in the world. Online Courses : Seven courses designed to help sensitive and neurodivergent people reduce challenges and thrive. Practitioner Directory : Find therapists and coaches experienced in high sensitivity and neurodivergence. Free Self-Compassion Video : A simple technique for building kindness toward yourself. Website : Click the menu to explore all my resources in one place. Newsletter : Get gentle reminders, supportive insights, and special discounts. Guided Meditations : Explore guided meditations and more episodes on self-compassion, emotional regulation, and empowerment.

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When Life Feels Too Heavy: Discovering Those Tiny ‘Glimmers’ of Relief with Julie Bjelland, LMFT is an episode from The HSP Podcast with Julie Bjelland by Julie Bjelland, LMFT.

This episode is 00:36:57 long.

This episode was published on Mar 1, 2025.

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