Text messages are short, offering us very little information to work with. If a text doesn’t say, “I’m angry,” don’t assume that the texter is angry. We are better off reading a text with the assumption that the texter has good intentions. Otherwise, we may end up in a lot of unnecessary arguments. People just […]
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Have been going through ten- hours session on Emotional Intelligence as a Social Worker. I was touched to do an article to narrow down the relationship which co-exists between Social Work and Emotional Intelligence. As I initially expressed is to accelerate discussions at all levels about the position and contribution of emotions comprehensively, and Emotional
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Editor: Deborah Havert (A quick look at creative strategies for improving your mood.) Is it Time for a MoodBooster? Anytime is Time for a MoodBooster! You may be wondering why I would start this article with a photo of dogs. First of all, I love dogs, and second of all, the photo relates to a
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As liberty entails human rights the world has seen gradual Movement of regional human liberties or human rights arrangements. In December 10, 1948 The United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights or what I referred to Human Liberty followed by the creation of many regional statues that discuss concerns of particular
The brutal rape and murders in Africa has rudely awakened many positive like- minded from apathy to shock about what the referred as common violent against women and children, but is must often ignored.Rape is a major human rights violation that affects women and children globally.Following rape many women experience long- lasting health implications including
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Homelessness and Mental Health is a sensitive and topical generating substantial attention in the world today. Homelessness is a universal problem,people with mental illness are over-represented among the homeless relative to the general public,and mental illness is one hugest of vulnerabilities. As no one factor is link for homelessness and mental illness,but among the factors
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Study has shown a strong connection between ageism in the form of negative stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination towards older people and the great risk to physical, mental well-being. Very little is known. Occurrences of discrimination and responses to unfair treatment among these beloved people. A lot of attributes about where I am in between all
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What Begins As Protection Creates A Limitation I had been listening to a distinguished panel on the topic of prescription drug abuse by college kids. The issues were about the fact that people do not know how to talk about drug addiction in families. Frequently kids feel isolated and believe that no one feels the
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The Process for Changing Classroom & School Cultures By Bill Overton, EdD. The Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) movement is an extremely positive step to reaching and teaching the whole child. This relatively new way of thinking about students, and people in general, has been extraordinarily helpful to many in recent years. As a result of
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Who Is For World Peace? NOT ME! Consider for a moment the Palestinians and Israel. Do they want peace, or do they want to control, have power, and land? Consider Antigua and Black Lives Matter. Do they desire peace, or is their goal to force their view of the world on everyone. Consider the Democratic
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People are sometimes under the impression that if they perform a service they will feel drained, have less energy and capacity to meet their own needs and duties. In practice this is found to be untrue. First you have to “show up”. Then you need to “give up your own agenda”. Next you must pay
EQ4Peace Worldwide, Inc. Valuing Social Emotional Learning as an Essential Pathway to a World in Harmony EQ4Peace Worldwide stands for the fundamental acceptance that the practice of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is an undeniable link to an individual’s, communities’, and societies’ ability to live and thrive in peace and harmony. EQ4Peace recognizes PEACE as an
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We all have times when we feel down, especially with the challenges of the pandemic. Many times we say we are in a “bad mood.” A mood is a condition or state which is determined by our physiology, emotions, and mental state.
Harvey is an emotional intelligence expert, speaker, trainer and internationally published author of THE OTHER KIND OF SMART, Simple Ways to Boost Your Emotional Intelligence for Greater Personal Effectiveness and Success. He also writes for FAST COMPANY and has a monthly column with HR PROFESSIONALS MAGAZINE. Harvey is a TEDx Speaker with TEDx Beacon Street,
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EQ4Peace Ideas for Building, Practicing and Maintaining Community People inherently need several things at least on an occasional basis. They need social connections of different kinds, some of these being private and confidential. With these they need strategies for navigating the social milieu as well as how to maintain their own sense of efficacy and
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These lessons have been created to help teach Social and Emotional Learning to students, teachers, administrators, and parents within a school district. Below are the scripts for each lesson, followed by the lesson video. Introduction from Dr. Barbara FatumTeacher introduction to Social and Emotional On-line lessons SEL Lessons 1. Connecting with OthersScript | Video 2.
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Here are some statistical findings re: EQ 11:1 Return on Investment (ROI) The average return on investment for six evidence-based school programs was 11 to 1; for every dollar invested there was an $11 return. (2015 review from Columbia University.) Goleman (1998) asserts that “the most effective leaders are alike in one crucial way: they
Part Two* *See Part One in the first edition of the newsletter (6/1/21) EQ4Peace’s Mission and Vision Our mission is to create global peace by cultivating inner peace (self), interpersonal peace (others) and social peace (communities) through emotional education (EQ) – worldwide. We envision a world at peace with all its citizens practicing
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Good for you! EQ and PMH teach us that Volunteering — getting involved in something bigger than you — is one of the best things you can do for YOU, emotionally! Six Seconds calls it having a Noble Goal, one of the core EQ competencies. There are plenty of worthy noble goals out there, but if
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The mission of EQ4Peace is to expand emotional intelligence (EQ), social-emotional learning (SEL) and peace education (PE) worldwide, teaching inner peace, interpersonal peace and social peace, toward an ultimate goal of achieving world peace. Toward that end, we will strive to accomplish the following: EQ Knowledge and Understanding EQ/SEL Training and Education — EQ4Peace will
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