A new study shows that individuals with higher sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) are at greater risk of depression, especially if they experienced adverse childhood events (ACEs).
Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
A new study shows that individuals with higher sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) are at greater risk of depression, especially if they experienced adverse childhood events (ACEs).
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