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25.01.2022 PERSONAL SENSITIVITY TO EMOTIONAL PROCESSING STILL WANTED: 10 Highly and 18 Non-Highly Sensitive Participants for EEG Research. Please share this post if you know people that may be interested in participating. I would very much appreciate this in order to assist me to meet my target for my Honours research project.... Tanya Doyle (Psychology Honours Candidate) and Dr Graham Jamieson are conducting EEG research on the differences in implicit emotional processing between people who are thin-skinned (highly sensitive) versus people who are thick-skinned (non-highly sensitive). This research aims to establish neural evidence for whether highly sensitive people process positive or negative emotional information, more deeply than less-highly sensitive people. Tanya is looking for people over the age of 18, whom are not on medication for mental health or neural issues, or attending psychological therapy, to attend a private appointment in a Therapy Office at Erina on the Central Coast between 13/3 and 26/3, or at the University of New England (UNE) Campus in the Howie Building between 27/3 and 31/3, for 1.5 to 2 hours. The study includes being fitted with an EEG cap that will capture brain wave activity while viewing emotional facial expressions and answering a simple yes/no question. There is also a brief survey at the beginning that is confidential and asks questions about your personality and preferences. Your answers are anonymous and private. There will be no financial cost involved to participate in this study and participants will be entered into a draw with a chance to win one of two $100 gift vouchers at the Central Coast store of their choosing. Participants in Introductory Psychology will receive research participation credit. Times and Dates Still available as at 8/3/17 are: Tuesday 14th March 7pm Wednesday 15th March 3pm, 5pm Sunday 19th March 3pm, 5pm, 7pm Tuesday 21st March 9am, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm Wednesday 22nd March 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm Sunday 26th March 3pm, 5pm, 7pm This EEG is not invasive or harmful to people in any way. The images used in the study are not likely to be upsetting or distressing. If you have any questions about this research or would like to register your interest in participating, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or phone me on 0409 180 900, or send me an inbox private message. You can also contact my Supervisor Dr Graham Jamieson at [email protected] or phone 6773 4279. Thank you for reading about my study, considering participating and sharing this post with others who may be interested in participating.

24.01.2022 SenseWell has a new logo. What do you think?

24.01.2022 PERSONAL SENSITIVITY TO EMOTIONAL PROCESSING WANTED: 40 Highly or Non-Highly Sensitive Participants for EEG Research. Please share this post if you know people that may be interested in participating. I would very much appreciate this in order to assist me to meet my target for my Honours research project.... Tanya Doyle (Psychology Honours Candidate) and Dr Graham Jamieson are conducting EEG research on the differences in implicit emotional processing between people who are thin-skinned (highly sensitive) versus people who are thick-skinned (non-highly sensitive). This research aims to establish neural evidence for whether highly sensitive people process positive or negative emotional information, more deeply than less-highly sensitive people Tanya is looking for people over the age of 18, whom are not on medication for mental health or neural issues, or attending psychological therapy, to attend a private appointment in a Therapy Office at Erina on the Central Coast between 13/3 and 26/3, or at the University of New England (UNE) Campus in the Howie Building between 27/3 and 31/3, for 1.5 to 2 hours. The study includes being fitted with an EEG cap that will capture brain wave activity while viewing emotional facial expressions and answering a simple yes/no question. There is also a brief survey at the beginning that is confidential and asks questions about your personality and preferences. Your answers are anonymous and private. There will be no financial cost involved to participate in this study and participants will be entered into a draw with a chance to win one of two $100 gift vouchers at the Central Coast store of their choosing. Participants in Introductory Psychology will receive research participation credit. This EEG is not invasive or harmful to people in any way. The images used in the study are not likely to be upsetting or distressing. If you have any questions about this research or would like to register your interest in participating, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or phone me on 0409 180 900, or send me an inbox private message. You can also contact my Supervisor Dr Graham Jamieson at [email protected] or phone 6773 4279. Thank you for reading about my study, considering participating and sharing this post with others who may be interested in participating.

23.01.2022 Are you a sensitive person in a relationship? If so, you have special needs that must be honored. Check out my latest article from The Empath's Survival Guide o...n "If You're A Highly Sensitive Person, These 5 Tips will Strengthen Your Relationships" at http://thoughtcatalog.com//5-vital-tips-for-highly-sensit/ See more

22.01.2022 Hi Everyone, well the last two days of EEG scanning for my research on high sensitivity and emotional processing has been going very well. I've scanned 11 brains already! I still need to do more though. I have four Central Coast spots left to fill for participants in my EEG study on emotional processing, those times are: Sunday 19th 7pm, Tuesday 21st 3pm, Wednesday 22nd 3pm, Sunday 26th 7pm. I will still need to do another 8 people in Armidale at UNE. If anyone is interested in participating, please let me know and I will send you further information.

19.01.2022 I have just returned from the University where I presented my Sensory Processing Sensitivity Research Proposal. My plans to do an EEG research project this year looking at implicit conflict processing of emotional information in highly sensitive versus non-highly sensitive brains has been approved. The next step is to get Ethics Approval and to set up the computer task. Watch this space if you are interested in participating or following along. I am very excited about this project.

13.01.2022 The next meetup for Highly Sensitive People of the Central Coast is happening at Lee Rowans Gardenworld Cafe on Saturday 28th January at 2pm. Hoping to see some familiar faces there.

12.01.2022 Hi Everyone! Although I have not been very active on social media for a while, there has been alot going on behind the scenes at SenseWell. Here are some of the things that I have been up to: 1) Working with new clients 2) Running Tween SenseWell Workshops for 11-12 year old deeply feeling young people 3) Working with Parents of deeply feeling children/adolescents... 4) Completed data collection that involved measuring EEG alpha brain activity of highly sensitive and not-highly sensitive people for the research study I'm conducting this year to understand the highly sensitive brain 5) Creating a new look for SenseWell 6) Developing a children's program for deeply feeling little people 7) We are about to move into a new office (yes again!) and we are busy renovating and fitting it out in comfort and style for our lovely clients - sneak peak coming soon 8) SenseWell volunteers counselling hours for Lifeline every week 9) And a little emergency detour via the hospital, but I'm on the mend and feeling better than ever! I am so looking forward to rolling out all these exciting things happening at SenseWell. I hope you are feeling well and peaceful. If you are not, please email me at [email protected] or phone 0409 180 900 and book an appointment. I have many skype clients and we do wonderful work, just as we do for face-to-face. Watch this space for more updates. Warm Regards, Tanya D SenseWell Therapist

09.01.2022 Calling any highly sensitive or non-highly sensitive individuals who would like to contribute to research that will help us understand this area better, I require 3 more participants for the EEG study mentioned in previous post for the Central Coast study location: Sunday 1pm (tomorrow), Tuesday 21st March 3pm, Wednesday 22nd March 3pm. If you could help, that would be amazing and so appreciated! Please inbox me for further information. It takes 1.5 hours. Easy Parking, Non-invasive, does not diagnose you or read your mind, but will tell us about automatic emotional processing.

08.01.2022 I have just brought the EEG machine back from Armidale to the Central Coast and testing is going to start tomorrow for research on highly sensitive and not-highly sensitive emotional processing. This is very, very exciting! However, I still need a few more participants. Are you able to help? Times available are: Wednesday 15th March 9am, 3pm Sunday 19th March 7pm... Tuesday 21st March 9am, 3pm, 5pm Wednesday 22nd March 9am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm Sunday 16th March 3pm, 5pm, 7pm If a different time would suit you, please ask and I'll see if I can accommodate it. More information is below to help you decide: PERSONAL SENSITIVITY TO EMOTIONAL PROCESSING Tanya Doyle (Psychology Honours Candidate) and Dr Graham Jamieson are conducting EEG research on the differences in implicit emotional processing between people who are thin-skinned (highly sensitive) versus people who are thick-skinned (non-highly sensitive). This research aims to establish neural evidence for whether highly sensitive people process positive or negative emotional information, more deeply than less-highly sensitive people. Tanya is looking for people over the age of 18, whom are not on medication for mental health or neural issues, or attending weekly psychological therapy, to attend a private appointment in a Therapy Office at Erina on the Central Coast between 13/3 and 26/3, or at the University of New England (UNE) Campus in the Howie Building between 27/3 and 31/3, for 1.5 to 2 hours. The study includes being fitted with an EEG cap that will capture brain wave activity while viewing emotional facial expressions and answering a simple yes/no question. There is also a brief survey at the beginning that is confidential and asks questions about your personality and preferences. Your answers are anonymous and private. There will be no financial cost involved to participate in this study and participants will be entered into a draw with a chance to win one of two $100 gift vouchers at the Central Coast store of their choosing. Participants in Introductory Psychology will receive research participation credit. This EEG is not invasive or harmful to people in any way. The images used in the study are not likely to be upsetting or distressing. If you have any questions about this research or would like to register your interest in participating, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or phone me on 0409 180 900, or send me an inbox private message. You can also contact my Supervisor Dr Graham Jamieson at [email protected] or phone 6773 4279. Thank you for reading about my study, considering participating and sharing this post with others who may be interested in participating.

06.01.2022 SenseWell has moved to a new therapy room at Erina as of this week. The room is just up stairs next door to Eckersley's art supplies store, which is across the road from Harvey Norman Erina. I have some appointments available for face to face appointments on Wednesday Mornings or Evenings. Below is a photo of the space. I feel it is a very special space and I look forward to many wonderful therapy hours there with clients.