Articles related to "Managing Emotions"

Learn how to use modeling, reflective listening, scaling techniques and "I messages" to help teens accurately label the type and intensity of their feelings.

Every strong emotion has at its root an impulse to action.

How we may unknowingly be saying or doing things that give kids mixed messages about food.

Help kids recognize how their feelings are largely determined by their thoughts about an event, and how changing their thoughts can change their feelings.

Depression is on the rise among our youth. Learn about the risk factors and signs of teen depression, and how you can help.

Research suggests a high relationship between emotional intelligence and leadership performance.

Biting is scary and stressful, but parents can help children stop biting by teaching them how to manage emotions and preventing situations that trigger the urge to bite.

Storytelling can be a powerful motivational tool. Promotions professionals can easily learn the skills needed to tell applicable stories effectively.

Social skills deficits can interfere with kids' ability to make friends and feel accepted. Learn how to help support development in this critical area.

Some people are natural leaders, but most people can improve their skills as leaders through leadership training programs offered in many different venues.

The Ophelia Project provides research-based resources and strategies to prevent relational aggression among youth.

So much of what happens between people in the workplace can be emotionally driven.

Effective communication is key in assisting in the longevity of a relationship. Building emotional intelligence skills boosts people skills and enriches relationships.

Feelings are very real and human, but occasionally become intense and powerful. The key is to control them so they do not control thoughts, attitudes or behaviors.