While there are any number of web sites that address one or two aspects of ASPness, there are only a few that encompass all, or most, of
the big picture. Among those are:
Highly Sensitive Person
The Comfort Zone
P.O. Box 460564
San Francisco, CA 94146-0564
Web Site: http://www.hsperson.com
This is not an organization, per se. It is, rather, a web site and a quarterly newsletter, "The Comfort Zone,"
that arose out of Elaine Aron's very successful book entitled The Highly Sensitive Person. The concept of the "Highly
Sensitive Person," very similar to that of the "Anomalously Sensitive Person," is focused primarily on
sensory sensitivities and emotional sensitivities. Local support groups and e-mail chat rooms that develop on an ad-hoc basis
can be found by subscribing to the newsletter.
HSP Stress Relief
Web Site: http://www.hsp-stress-relief.com
Anomalously Sensitive Persons (also known as Highly Sensitive Persons) are, specifically because they are highly sensitive, prone to experiencing more stress than the norm. This web site focuses on the various types of stress that ASPs are likely to experience and discusses some of the ways that the stress can be dealt with.
Ritchey Art Photography
Web Site: www.ritcheyartphotography.com
This really isn't an ASP resource unless you happen to be an ASP who is into Fine Arts Photography but, hey, I had to get in a plug for my own book somewhere. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, I was a Fine Arts Photographer. I put that interest on hold for almost 20 years while I practiced Clinical Hypnotherapy and wrote “The H.I.S.S. of the A.S.P.” As of the mid 2000s, I've gotten back into photography and would like to invite you to take a look at some of my work.
