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High sensitivity: Our topic in November

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High sensitivity: Our topic in November

Some people experience the world around them particularly intensely. How highly sensitive children can use this characteristic as a strength. Editor-in-chief Nik Niethammer presents the dossier on high sensitivity and other topics in the November issue, which will be published on Wednesday, 6 November 2024. You can also order the magazine online.
Text: Nik Niethammer

Picture: Désirée Good / 13 Photo

The topic is polarising: «Another one of those fashionable diagnoses», «Stop pathologising children.» And yet it is scientifically proven: High sensitivity exists. It is not a weakness, an illness or a disorder that needs to be treated. High sensitivity is a personality trait, a peculiarity of stimulus processing.

In our cover story, we show how parents can help their highly sensitive child to develop their special abilities as a strength and experience the world in a deeper, more empathetic way.

I would also like to recommend these three texts from our current issue:

  • «Trusting our children: So important, so difficult.» The column by psychologist and learning coach Fabian Grolimund.
  • «I was an outsider as a child. Now I'm afraid that the same thing will happen to my daughter.» A worried mum calls the parent helpline for advice.
  • How children develop a healthy body image: «It's poison when parents constantly comment on their child's eating behaviour,» says psychologist Ronia Schiftan.
Issue 11/2024: Highly sensitive
You can order the current issue here.

I hope you enjoy Fritz+Fränzi.

Yours sincerely,
Yours, Nik Niethammer

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