The value of HSP in the workplace | Suzanne Nieuwenhuijs-Mekking | TEDxHotelschoolTheHague

Learn how to recognise and empower highly Sensitive People in the Workplace Suzanne Nieuwenhuijs is a trainer and coach specialized in high sensitivity (HSP) in the workplace. As a former lawyer and Chief Happiness Officer, it is her mission to generate more recognition and acknowledgment of the HSP employees in the workplace. Suzanne trains employees, company doctors, company social workers and healthcare professionals. In November 2021, Suzanne received the "Young Talent Award" for her work in the field of diversity and inclusion from the NOBTRA, the professional association for training in the Netherlands. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@DeliaInspires]

I’m a 🌸💕HSP🌸💕And I have no interest in changing who I was meant to be for anyone.

[@andreasophia7764]

most are unemployed in fact

[@nolashtheartist]

We live in a world where being sensitive is classed as a weakness and employers avoid hiring. I hope more workplaces could take a look at this and change their prospective.

[@barbralevinepakravan1274]

Excellent. Absolutely true. 💯♥️

[@preethychandran902]

As a highly sensitive person i always thought of suppressing my sensitive nature in my workplace because people tell me i cant survive this competitive working environment if i continue being a HSP..i tried suppressing my nature but ended up quiting..

[@brows.]

I recently had my first job experience, working full-time for 1 year in an open-plan office, and after feeling overstimulated almost every single day, with the urgent need to hide somewhere, I ended up quitting, as it was slowly killing me. I am 21 and, after taking some very needed time for myself, I ended up being introduced for the first time in my life to the HSP trait.

[@adollyforsue5985]

When I learned about high sensitivity, I finally felt seen. But so many people don't know about it or appreciate it, which can be exhausting.

[@anneliesacademy]

Wauw! Wat een eye opener voor ondernemers en organisaties.

[@kasia4963]

❤❤❤

[@CHSN-1]

Lol 🙄🙄🙄