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Judgement Call – maturity, emotions, and the teenage brain
Alternatives to the phrase, “calm down”
Making Your Home an Emotionally Safe Place
By Dr. Kristi Wolfe You’ve plugged the outlets, gotten rid of the poisonous cleaning products, and locked up the alcohol and medications. You try to do everything you can to keep your child healthy and out of harm’s way. But
What is resilience made of (infographic)
In Marriage, It’s Compassion or Resentment
Most marriages end in a whimper, not a bang. The final rupture of most committed unions is not caused by too much anger or abuse or infidelity. Most die a slow death from too little compassion. Compassion is sympathy for
Phrases that harm and phrases that strengthen relationships (video)
Short Film ‘Just Breathe’ Helps Kids Deal with Emotions
We all live, first and foremost, on the inside of our human bodies. But that doesn’t mean that rich inner life we all have doesn’t project itself outward into the everyday world. Quite the opposite: our emotional responses are hard
Infographic: How to remember the 5 Protective Factors that make your family strong
5 Protective Factors that make your family strong: Social & Emotional Competence of Children Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development Social Connections Parental Resilience Concrete Support in Times of Need
Making Meaning out of the Movies – An Emotionally Intelligent Look at Pixar’s Inside Out
Making Meaning out of the Movies An Emotionally Intelligent Look at Pixar’s Inside Out By Duaa Haggag Sorry, Finding Nemo, your stellar ranking in mindful movies has just been topped by Pixar’s clever new film, Inside Out. This movie