In addition to her work on giftedness, together with Karin Eglinton, Jen has created an initiative for reconnecting with the Earth during this time of global & ecological crisis: I Heart Earth. To read more from Jen, visit InterGifted's blog and her own Rediscovering Yourself blog. She's worked her own way through this process as well - you can read a bit about her personal gifted journey here and for a more complete bio, visit her personal page at Rediscovering Yourself. Jen wants to help gifted and 2e/me people understand how their unique minds work, so that they can have joyful and self-compassionate access to their own intellectual process, and so that they can live and contribute generatively in our changing world. She uses this model in providing qualitative assessments to gifted adults, as well as in training professional therapists, coaches and other helping professionals to better support their gifted clients. This model is holistic, starting with intellectual giftedness as a base, and factoring in other areas of intelligence as well as other concurrent neurodivergences and intersectionalities to create a full picture of each person's giftedness profile. Jen has developed a model of giftedness that is particularly useful for gifted adults in their giftedness (re)discovery, integration and personal and professional development. Learn more about why Jen started InterGifted here. She is based in Switzerland and supports gifted people throughout the world. She has specialized in supporting gifted adults for the last decade, and in 2015, she created InterGifted to allow gifted people to socially engage in meaningful ways and to personally develop in community. As a psychologist, trainer, assessor, writer and advocate, Jennifer Harvey Sallin is dedicated to raising awareness about adult giftedness and twice-/multi-exceptionality (2e/me) and meaningfully supporting gifted/2e/me people in their personal and social development.
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