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DBT-program · 6 veckor

Finely Tuned

Thriving as a highly sensitive person with DBT

Your system runs at higher resolution — more comes in, and it takes more to process it. That's not a flaw to fix. Finely Tuned retires the phrase "too sensitive" for good, and teaches the DBT skills that fit high sensitivity unusually well: reading your own overstimulation and recovery, the body-care basics, mindfulness you may half-already have, and self-validation for the trait you were told was too much.

6 veckor · 12 sessioner5–8 min/dayFörsta veckan gratisMed coach Iris
Få tidig tillgångLanseras på webben och i Untangle-appen
Är det här du?

This is you if

  • More comes in than the people around you seem to notice.
  • Busy places, bright rooms and long days cost you more to process.
  • Recovery takes longer than anyone expects it to.
  • You've been told you're too sensitive, often enough to believe it.
  • You feel things richer too — and would not trade that away.
Hur det fungerar

Which recovery actually works, for you

Not a course you watch — a personal discovery chart. Finely Tuned reads which recovery practices actually shorten your recovery time, and rewrites your menu from that reading alone.

1

Measure

An overstimulation diary, triggered by the event rather than the clock — what tipped it, and what brought you back.

as it happens
2

Learn

Short sessions with Iris teach the method — what the trait actually is, why recovery costs what it does, and the skills that fit it.

10–15 min · most days
3

Adjust

The weekly review correlates your recovery practices against your recovery time and updates the menu.

weekly review

the loop runs weekly — six times

Recovery timeagainst what you actually did

There's no dose to raise or lower here — this is a discovery chart, not a clinical instrument. The review looks at which practices were followed by shorter recovery for you specifically, and your menu updates from that reading alone. What works for a finely tuned system is genuinely individual, so the program finds yours rather than prescribing anyone else's.

Vad som ingår

Six weeks, one method

Twelve sessions and five weekly reviews. The first two weeks are free — including your recovery menu.

Week 1The TraitA trait, not a wound — and a phrase we retire for good3 sessioner
What High Sensitivity Actually IsGRATIS"Too Sensitive", RetiredGRATISWeekly review · your baselineGRATIS
Week 2Overstimulation and RecoveryThe real cost, and your own recovery menu3 sessioner
Why Recovery Takes What It TakesGRATISBuilding the Recovery MenuGRATISWeekly review · your recovery menuGRATIS
Week 3The Body and the MindThe floor, and mindfulness you may already half-have3 sessioner
PLEASE for a Finely Tuned SystemMindfulness You Already Half-HaveWeekly review · midpoint check
Week 4Validating Your Own CapacityIt makes sense, and boundaries before, not just after3 sessioner
Self-Validation for SensitivityBoundaries That Protect CapacityWeekly review
Week 5Thriving, Not Just CopingThe gifts side, and a life designed around the trait3 sessioner
The Gifts SideDesigning a Life Around the TraitWeekly review
Week 6Finely Tuned, on PurposeYour data, your standing practice2 sessioner
Reading Your DataKeeping the Design · graduation
Din coach

Iris

DBT: the sensitive self · leder 4 program

The coach for the sensitive self — gentle, validating, alert to shame before it takes over the room. Iris's throughline is taking your own feelings seriously enough to actually use them.

Hi, I'm Iris. Over the next six weeks we're not going to make you less sensitive — we're going to find the recovery that actually works for your system, and build a life that fits it.
Bevisen

Sensory processing sensitivity, read through DBT

Finely Tuned is built on Elaine Aron's sensory processing sensitivity framework, read through DBT's biosocial model without requiring an invalidating environment — because high sensitivity is a trait in its own right, not evidence that something went wrong. The skills are PLEASE, mindfulness and self-validation, applied to trait-level sensitivity, with a correlation engine aimed at recovery.

  • Sensory processing sensitivityAron
  • The biosocial model, without requiring invalidation
  • PLEASE and mindfulness for a finely tuned system
  • Self-validation for the trait
A light check-in at baseline, midpoint and finish — deliberately not a clinical instrument, because this is a trait rather than a disorder.
Ärlig om säkerhet

A trait program, with no hard gates

There is no diagnostic language here and no clinical instrument by default, because high sensitivity is a trait rather than a disorder. The onboarding screen is a single non-gating question: if the overwhelm looks more like an anxiety or depressive disorder than trait-level sensitivity, you get a routing note naming Ride the Wave, Groundwork or Lift as additions — never a redirect away from this program.

Crisis resources are reachable throughout, presented lightly to match the register. This is not medical advice.

Hur det jämförs

Finely Tuned, bredvid fältet

Jämförelse per August 2026Utkast — layoutvärden, väntar på research
Finely TunedResiliensThe Highly Sensitive Person: Foundation Programhighlysensitivehumanacademy.comBrain Training for Highly Sensitive Nervous Systemsjuliebjelland.comatunedapps.apple.com
Pris$149 engångsbelopp (utkast) — programmet är ditt$497 one-time$159.60 one-timeFree; $30/yr or $3.99/mo
Struktur6 veckor · 12 sessioner + veckovisa genomgångar6 modules over a recommended 6 weeks, 1–3 hours/week — intro to HSP, neuroscience, nervous-system regulation, relationships, boundaries, innate gifts8 weeks self-paced, 1–2 hrs/week — brain-space overload, limbic system, self-compassion, earlier trigger recognition, sensory accommodations, supportive practicesOpen tracking tool, not a program — no weeks and no curriculum. Daily check-ins with body mapping, a "crash out mode" for overwhelm, voice journaling, 60+ tools
PersonanpassningOverstimulation diary → recovery correlation → your menuNone publishedNone published — fixed curriculumThe closest thing in this market to a correlation engine: "pattern insights showing your triggers and recovery trends", with advanced analytics and self-directed "personalized experiments" on premium
Mänskligt stödSjälvledd · inbyggda hänvisningsgränser till klinikerNone in the core offering — self-paced; 1:1 coaching sold separately8 weeks free in the Sensitive and Neurodivergent Community, then a paid monthly subscription; tier prices not publishedNone
TillgångSjälvbetjäning, börja idagCohort-gated enrolment; lifetime access after purchaseSelf-serve one-time purchase with lifetime access, plus a subscription upsellSelf-serve
Bredd24+ program i katalogen · paketera 2-3 relaterade program och sparaHigh sensitivity only — same single-topic scope as oursHigh sensitivity and sensory overload across a course libraryHigh sensitivity, nervous-system states, cycle tracking
PlattformarWeb · iOS · AndroidWebWebiOS

Källor: konkurrenters prissättning och programsidor — varje produktionsvärde har en käll-URL och ett hämtningsdatum, och opublicerade fakta märks "ej publicerat", aldrig gissas.

Varför vi byggde det annorlunda

  • Your recovery menu is derived, not declared The diary is triggered by the event rather than the clock, and the weekly review correlates which practices were actually followed by shorter recovery for you — then rewrites the menu from that reading alone. What exists elsewhere is a user hand-tagging "works well for me", or a generic tracker correlating anything against anything with no defined recovery outcome.
  • A trait program that stays a trait program No diagnostic language, no clinical instrument by default, and a single non-gating onboarding question that only ever adds a routing note — never a redirect. The phrase "too sensitive" is retired in week one and never returns.
  • The HSP-through-DBT thesis, instrumented An LCSW published this idea as a $19 paperback in 2023 and it stopped there — no diary, no tracking, no personalization. Twelve sessions, five weekly reviews and a correlation engine are what turn the thesis into a program you can run.
  • Two weeks free, including the menu The free tier runs to seven items — onboarding, four sessions and two reviews — and it ends with your recovery menu in hand. The nearest comparable course asks $497 up front with a 7-day refund window.
Prissättning

Börja gratis. Fortsätt om det fungerar.

Första veckan

Gratis
  • Onboarding + four full sessions
  • Overstimulation diary
  • Your recovery menu

Fullständigt program

$149 engångsbelopp
Utkastspris — slutgiltigt före lansering
  • All six weeks of Finely Tuned, yours to keep
  • Every session, review, and exercise
  • Web + Untangle app access

Arbetar du med mer än en sak? Relaterade program paketeras ihop — två eller tre med rabatt. Paket tillkännages vid lansering.

Frågor

Innan du börjar

Is high sensitivity a disorder?

No, and this program treats it as a trait throughout — no diagnostic language, no clinical instrument by default, and no gates. Roughly a fifth of people run this way, and it comes with real advantages as well as a real processing cost.

What if my overwhelm is actually anxiety or depression?

The single onboarding question checks for that, and if it looks that way you get a note naming Ride the Wave, Groundwork or Lift as additions — alongside this program, never instead of it.

Will this teach me to be less sensitive?

No. It retires the phrase "too sensitive" in week one and doesn't come back to it. The work is recovery that fits your system and a life designed around it — not turning the volume down.

How much time does it take?

The diary is triggered by an event rather than a schedule, so quiet weeks ask nothing of you, plus ten to fifteen minutes most days for the session. The first two weeks are free.

Be first to run finely tuned

Finely Tuned is launching soon on the web and in the Untangle app. Join the early-access list and we'll let you know the moment it opens.

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