| If you’ve ever been told you’re “too sensitive” it’s likely you are part of a group of highly sensitive people called empaths. Empaths interact with the world differently than even an extremely compassionate person. We can sense the true energy of a person, seeing their deep, frequently unseen pain often before they do. We sense it because it shifts our own energy, affecting us on multiple levels. There’s also another group of people that I call energy vampires. Energy vampires can be exquisitely appealing to everyone. They’re charming, fun, successful, and yet their impact is insidious for those who get caught in their grip. More often than not, those getting caught are empaths who are not in touch with their own light and intuition. If you are an empath in a relationship with an energy vampire, you may not feel it now, but eventually you will be worn down—both physically and emotionally. As someone who’s been on the frontlines of women’s healthcare for decades, I believe this is actually one of the most under-identified causes of ill health. And that’s why I’ve put together this free wellness workshop. By signing up to receive my four free videos, you’ll learn simple ways to identify, cast out, and heal from energy vampires. In my first video, I share personal stories and stories of others to help explain what it’s like to be an empath—and then help you understand what an energy vampire is and what happens when you get entangled with them. |
| Watch Wellness Video 1: How Empathy Can Protect You  |
| If you don’t know you’re an empath and you don’t know how energy vampires work, you are apt to be preyed upon. Please be sure to leave me a comment on the video page to share your own experience as an empath or with energy vampires. Also, if you think anyone else would benefit from this video, please share it with them. And stay tuned for my next three videos in this wellness workshop. Flourishingly Yours,  Christiane Northrup, M.D. |
Canggu, Bali, August 2016
Buddhist Monastery, Banjar, Bali, August 2016
Yogi at Hindu Monastery, Kauai, Hawaii, March 2014