Podcasts about social emotional intelligence

Carol Fraser is the dynamic founder and owner of C4 Talent. The consulting and coaching agency brings visionary leadership in workforce planning and strategic executive HR, renowned for their expertise in guiding organizations through complex challenges and opportunities in the ever-evolving landscape of human resources. With a proven track record of success and a passion for innovation, C4 partners with businesses to design and implement forward-thinking strategies that drive organizational growth, resilience, and success. They help organizations anticipate and address future talent needs, optimize workforce deployment, and maximize the return on investment in human capital. With a proven track record as a serial entrepreneur, Carol has successfully launched four ventures across diverse industries. Her entrepreneurial spirit and passion for innovation are evident in every project she undertakes, from leading teams to launching new products and empowering others to achieve success.As a certified professional coach and facilitator in emotional intelligence, Carol employs deep listening, powerful questioning, and tailored interventions to help leaders uncover their blind spots, amplify their strengths, and unleash their full potential. She designs and delivers customized leadership development programs that blend cutting-edge research in EQ, PQ, and human behavior, enabling leaders to enhance self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and relationship management, building stronger relationships, navigating challenges, and inspiring high-performance teams.Drawing upon the extensive experience, Carol has developed and owns Dancing Leaders, an innovative experiential leadership development and team-building company that uniquely integrates swing dancing with essential leadership skills. She leverages her transformative coaching approach, delving into the underlying beliefs, values, and behaviors that shape effective leadership, moving beyond surface-level solutions.At Dancing Leaders, the program offers an experiential program where participants learn swing dancing while simultaneously exploring critical leadership and teamwork skills. The program caters to leaders of all levels, helping them discover their leadership style, deepen self-awareness, and enhance team collaboration and communication. Through hands-on dance lessons, interactive workshops, and group activities, participants draw direct parallels between partner dancing and leadership dynamics, culminating in a celebratory event with a swing band, dinner, and dancing.The Dancing Leaders program cultivates a culture of accountability, resilience, and continuous improvement by providing a supportive environment for growth and development. It equips leaders with the skills, mindset, and tools necessary to excel in today's dynamic business environment, enabling organizations to thrive and adapt in the face of change.Follow her:Human Resources: www.c4talent.comSwing dance: www.dancingleaders.comFacebook: @Carol Callahan FraserInstagram: Tattooed_hr ***********Susanne Mueller / www.susannemueller.biz TEDX Talk, May 2022: Running and Life: 5KM Formula for YOUR Successhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT_5Er1cLvY 700+ weekly blogs / 400+ podcasts / 26 marathon races / 5 half ironman races / 2 books / 1 Mt. Kilimanjaro / 1 TEDx Talk / 1 Ironman….

In today's episode, I sit down with Kelly Challen, a transition specialist at NESCA, and talk about her work helping neurodiverse students navigate the journey from high school to adulthood. Kelly shares insights on the importance of individualized coaching, real-world employment experiences, and critical life skills for fostering independence and success. Tune in!BIOKelley Challen, EdM, CAS, expert transition specialist and national speaker, has been developing and directing programming for teenagers and young adults with an array of developmental and learning abilities since 2004. She has been the Director of Transition Services at NESCA since 2013, providing individualized transition assessment, planning, consultation, coaching, training, and program development services. She is skilled in assessment and consultation determining optimal timing for a student's transition to college, technical training, adult learning, employment, and identifying and developing programs and services necessary to minimize skill gaps. Ms. Challen is one of the only professionals in New England specializing in assisting families in selecting or developing programming as a steppingstone between special education and college. She has a unique understanding of local postgraduate, pre-college, college support, college transition, postsecondary transition, and 18-22 programs. She earned a BA in Psychology from The College of William and Mary and an MA of Education and Graduate Certificate in Counseling from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She is co-author of the chapter, “Technologies to Support Interventions for Social-Emotional Intelligence, Self-Awareness, Personality Style, and Self-Regulation,” for the book Technology Tools for Students with Autism: Innovations that Enhance Independence and Learning. She is also the mother of two children and two puggles who continually help with her inventive and flexible thinking! Follow Kelly on Linkedin.Learn more about NESCA here:Website: https://nesca-newton.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nesca-newton/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NESCApc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nescaneuropsychologyAccess free resources and learn more about Sheila and her team at Signet Education at signeteducation.com or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheilaakbar/.

As someone who knows self-care is vital for emotional and physical wellbeing you may have heard about Forest Bathing, a practice from Japan that helps calm stress and return your mind and body to emotional and physical balance. A Zen monk has created an even more powerful method called Forest Therapy.Join me for my conversation with Certified Forst Therapy guide Cheree Ingram to learn what Forest Therapy is, how it's practiced, and emotional, physical, and spiritual benefits available to anyone who chooses to experience this powerful practice.In addition to being a certified Forest Therapy guide, Cheree holds a Masters degree in Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, trainer certifications in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Yoga, and other holistic methods. You'll find her full bio below.To learn more about Cheree and her work, visit her website at https://ChereeIngram.com - You can be in touch with Cheree through her contact email address, contact@chereeingram.comNote: The interview shared in this episode was also shared in an episode of "Energy Healing for Wellbeing".---Host:Stephen Carter. Website: https://StressReliefRadio.com - Email: CarterMethod@gmail.com ---Technical information:Recorded with Clean Feed. Edits with Audacity, Twisted Wave, Levelator, Hush, with final rendering done in Hindenburg Pro. Microphone for host: SE DynaCaster DCM8.---Cheree's full bio:Cheree is currently a healthcare executive, managing executive and diversity, equity and inclusion programs. She has a Bachelor's degree in Paralegal Studies from University College at University of Maryland, an MBA from Loyola University and a Master's in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. She received training in the UPENN Resiliency program which is taught to every U.S. Army soldier due to its impact in lowering the incidence of PTSD, fostering longevity, strengthening relationships, bolstering the immune system and improving overall well-being. She has a master coach certification from the World Coaching Institute, a MBSR mindfulness teaching qualification from the UMass Oasis Institute and a certification in Social Emotional Intelligence. Cheree is also an EFT Tapping practitioner, a laughter yoga leader, a Max Strom Breathing facilitator, a RYT-200 yoga teacher and a certified Forest Therapy guide.---Key words:Forest Bathing, meditation, mindfulness, emotional_wellbeing, calm, relaxed, happiness, MBSR,

As someone who knows self-care is vital for emotional and physical wellbeing you may have heard about Forest Bathing, a practice from Japan that helps calm stress and return your mind and body to emotional and physical balance. A Zen monk has created an even more powerful method called Forest Therapy.Join me for my conversation with Certified Forst Therapy guide Cheree Ingram to learn what Forest Therapy is, how it's practiced, and emotional, physical, and spiritual benefits available to anyone who chooses to experience this powerful practice.In addition to being a certified Forest Therapy guide, Cheree holds a Masters degree in Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, trainer certifications in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Yoga, and other holistic methods. You'll find her full bio below.To learn more about Cheree and her work, visit her website at https://ChereeIngram.com - You can be in touch with Cheree through her contact email address, contact@chereeingram.com ---Host:Stephen Carter. Website: https://StressReliefRadio.com - Email: CarterMethod@gmail.com ---Technical information:Recorded with Clean Feed. Edits with Audacity, Twisted Wave, Levelator, Hush, with final rendering done in Hindenburg Pro. Microphone for host: SE DynaCaster DCM8.---Cheree's full bio:Cheree is currently a healthcare executive, managing executive and diversity, equity and inclusion programs. She has a Bachelor's degree in Paralegal Studies from University College at University of Maryland, an MBA from Loyola University and a Master's in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. She received training in the UPENN Resiliency program which is taught to every U.S. Army soldier due to its impact in lowering the incidence of PTSD, fostering longevity, strengthening relationships, bolstering the immune system and improving overall well-being. She has a master coach certification from the World Coaching Institute, a MBSR mindfulness teaching qualification from the UMass Oasis Institute and a certification in Social Emotional Intelligence. Cheree is also an EFT Tapping practitioner, a laughter yoga leader, a Max Strom Breathing facilitator, a RYT-200 yoga teacher and a certified Forest Therapy guide.---Key words:Forest Bathing, meditation, mindfulness, emotional_wellbeing, calm, relaxed, happiness, MBSR,---

Interview with Elizabeth MS-EdL, RN-CNE, SEI-C, talking about Social Emotional Intelligence. In this Episode we Discuss what is Social Emotional Intelligence and how Hospice Staff imporove their approach to patients and families.  Reach out to Elizabeth for individual or group coaching.  www.ShineAwareness.com 941-841-1980 

ARE YOU READY TO TAKE THE COUCH? Take the couch with my Soror and me, Mrs. Vernicca Wynter, my emotional intelligence expert tonight. She is an educational leader and entrepreneur with a background in Psychology, Communication Studies, and Educational Leadership. Certified as a Social+Emotional Intelligence Coach, Search Inside Yourself Mindful Ambassador, and a certified facilitator by the Center for Mind-Body Medicine, I specialize in social-emotional strategies and initiatives that impact professionals and organizational culture. Mindfulness is being fully present in the moment and aware of your feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations. It's a space of clarity that opens consciousness. The practice of mindfulness involves tools that apply to all aspects of life, personal and professional. It teachers you to pay attention to the present moment, recognize emotions, and maintain control of emotions, especially in stressful situations. Social + Emotional Intelligence, also known as Emotional Intelligence, is a form of intelligence that drives success in work, in life, and in our relationships with others. It involves being aware of ourselves and others, in the moment, and using that awareness to manage ourselves (our behavior, our responses to stressful or challenging situations), and manage our relationships with others. It involves stress management, mental resilience, productive conflict management, the power of influence, change management, teamwork, collaboration, trust building and much more. SOURCE: Mindfulness (intentionalitywyns.com) Mrs. Wynter offers a one-on-one Coaching Program - 'From Burnout to Balance' and 8-week Mind-Body Medicine Wellness Groups. Interested individuals/organizations can complete the contact form on IntentionalityWyns.com or email Info@IntentionalityWyns.com Instagram: IntentionalityWyns, LinkedIn: Vernicca Wynter Website: IntentionalityWyns.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brainlove/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brainlove/support

Daniel is considered Australia's Number One business coach specializing in Emotional & Social Intelligence, with over 5,500 case studies into emotional intelligence in the past three years alone. He has written and produced more than 250 audio and video learning programs, which have influenced business owners all around the world, including: Mental Detox, Total Emotional Mastery, and Win Sales Now! He's helped over 15,000 companies and individuals throughout Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Italy, Great Britain, Ireland, and both North and South America and studied, researched, written, and spoken on the topics of: time management goal setting strategic planning sales iQ business model innovation emotional intelligence Prior to founding The Tolson Institute, Daniel led 17,000 cabin crew for Emirates Airlines. He's had successful careers in real estate sales and marketing, Pawnbroking, Second Hand Dealing, a former Australian Champion Wakeboarder and eXtreme Games Competitor and lives in both Taiwan and Australia, where he is happily married with two children. Connect Website: https://danieltolson.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danieldangertolson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danieltolson/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danieltolson/*description*

How often have you felt riddled with anxiety or stress? Have you felt so frustrated with your workplace culture that you didn't know how to start bringing about change? Dana Kaplan encourages you to stop waiting until you need mental health services, to go ahead and create a mentally healthy environment within yourself, and for the people you support. In this Powerful at Work Radio episode, Rosa and Dana talk about why it's so important to have self awareness to become mentally healthy so that you can create a healthy environment for everyone. We can't bring change to our workplace without first changing ourselves… Episode Outline: [03:04] How to restructure so that you can show up enthusiastically ready to play. [06:21] 2022 is your year to design, to cultivate, to create, to foster, to nourish all that you want. [10:57] Remember to speak to yourself the way you speak to me and the way you speak to the world. [13:36] We've got to do something differently if we want a different result. [16:21] Why being busy doesn't equate to being valuable, but sitting with yourself is key… About Dana Kaplan: Dana Kaplan, Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®, is an award winning Gifted and Early Childhood Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging for birth to 12th grade. Dana's niche approach propels rich self-awareness while purposefully empowering children and adults to masterfully and confidently communicate and create the world they crave. Dana leads small and large group workshops, and speaks internationally on how to empower and engage in hard conversations. Mission: I believe Emotional Intelligence is the driving force behind self-awareness, compassion, inclusivity, and bridging humanity through actionable steps, regardless of age. I purposefully empower, enlighten, and lead with flexibility, curiosity, and feedback while propelling each person to access and utilize their positively powerful voice and create the world they desire! Connect with Dana: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71/ Website: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanaKaplanDeed Follow Rosa Ponce de Leon and Powerful at Work Radio: Website: https://rosaponcedeleon.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-ponce-de-leon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rosa_PdL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosaponcedeleoncoach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RosaPoncedeLeonCoach

Each one of us is beautifully unique - and we carry with us amazing gifts that we need to share with the world!But unfortunately, life is not always set up to help us live in a way that showcases that uniqueness or that encourages us to explore our gifts!Thankfully we have people in this world like today's guest - the beautiful and amazing Dana Kaplan - to show us that claiming our authenticity in boldness and courage is possible!!Dana is the Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®.She is an award winning Gifted and Early Childhood Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB in action for birth to 12th grade. Dana's niche approach propels rich self-awareness while purposefully empowering children and adults to masterfully and confidently communicate and create the world they crave. Dana leads 1:1, small and large group workshops, and speaks internationally on how to empower and engage in hard conversations. *DEIAB= Diversity Equity Inclusion Access and Belonging Find out more about Dana here:www.danakaplanteach.com

This conversation transcends the walls between family and educational life and will move you to look at your children, family, and self in a different, more loving, and accepting way.  Dana is truly a gem of wisdom when it comes to illuminating the should's vs. the is's and finding the beauty in them.  Listen and share this unique discussion on the importance of emotional intelligence in our educational mindset.  About the Guest:  Dana is an award-winning Early Childhood and Gifted Educator and Social-Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB in action from the womb throughout life's journey. From preparing parents how to reframe their inner dialogue while pregnant to facilitating and planning all critical assessments in early academic years, to richly interactive professional development for children and adults, my expertise invites me into all areas. Dana leads through the lens of curiosity, providing a safe and accessible space for all to gather. With intentional wonder, Dana organically propels learners and families with highly effective communication skills for critical and possibly uncomfortable conversations. Through 1:1 private sessions, parent and youth workshops, professional development, and speaking engagements, Dana's niche approach to coaching and facilitating unleashes vulnerability, invites self-acceptance, increases confidence, and fosters self-compassion. About the Host:  Nellie Harden is a wife of 20+ years, mom to 4 teen/tween daughters, dreamer, adventurer, servant, multipreneur, forever student, and a devoted teacher, but her ride-or-die passion is her work as a Family Life Coach & Mentor.   Coming from a career background in marine mammal sciences, behavioral work, and a host of big life experiences, both great and not some not so great, she decided that designing a life of purpose and freedom was how she and her husband, along with their 4 daughters, wanted to live.   Her work and passions exist in the realms of family and parent mentorship because she believes that a family filled with creativity, fun, laughter, challenge, adventure, problem-solving, hugs, good food, and learning can not only change a person's life but is the best chance at positively changing the world.  She helps families build Self-Led Discipline™ & Leadership Into their homes, sets their children up for a wildly successful life on their terms, and elevates the family experience with big joy, palpable peace, and everyday growth! With a lifelong passion and curiosity in thought, choice, behavior, and growth she has found incredible joy in helping families shift perspective, find answers, and a path forward.   (Nellie has been coaching families for over 10 years and has degrees in Biology, Animal Behavior, and Psychology. )     LINKS: 6570 Family Challenge- https://www.nellieharden.com/challenge (https://www.nellieharden.com/challenge) Website- https://www.nellieharden.com/ (https://www.nellieharden.com) Online Community- https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project (https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project) Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/ (https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/)     Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/nellie.harden/ (https://www.facebook.com/nellie.harden/) Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app. Leave us an Apple Podcasts review Ratings and reviews from...

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Every parent wants their children to speak their minds. However, the world can be a difficult place for kids, and it's sometimes easier to curb their opinions in order to protect them. So, how can parents create a safe environment for kids that encourages them to use their voice? Our guest today Dana Kaplan spills the beans in this episode. Dana is an award-winning Gifted and Early Childhood and Social-Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB in action from the womb throughout life's journey. Her niche approach with children and adults purposefully propels rich self-awareness by empowering all participants to confidently use their positively powerful voice in order to communicate and create the world they crave masterfully. She believes Emotional Intelligence is the driving force behind self-awareness, compassion, inclusivity, and bridging all of humanity. By embracing, understanding, and allowing our emotions to flow, we model healthy platforms for all humans to express themselves safely and without judgment. Tune in!In This Episode, You Will Learn: [05:25] Kids who grow in restrained environments have their souls destructed[12:31] How to develop empathetic parenting for your child's growth[16:48] The lack of parenting consciousness in the society[23:04] How parents can become role models and impact their kids' voice[26:43] Why self-awareness and honesty to self is critical to parents[34:06] Don't always be negative to your child whenever they voice their opinions[41:10] Our brains cannot exist with curiosity and judgment at the same time[43:06] Episode key nugget. “Learn to listen. Your child needs to be heard.”[46:37] You can't perfectly do parenting on your own, so network a lot[47:13] What's next for Dana, and how can you connect with her[48:16] Episode wrap up and calls to actionNotable Quotes●      No one has a right to dictate where your freedom is limited.●      You don't have to be old to be experienced. ●      If you don't provide a safe environment for your kids to use their voice now, they probably will never be heard.●      The ability to express yourself verbally is the only super-power that will propel you in life.●      Where there's judgment, there's no listening.●      How you operate in life is how your children will operate. Be the role model of what you want to see in your children.Connect With Us! Dana KaplanWebsite: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/dana.kaplan.716/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71/Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/danakaplanteachSusan Hum, The LoveHackerWebsite: https://www.susanhum.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanhum/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/susanthelovehacker/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/susan.humratcliff/YouTube:  https://www.youtu

Are you taking the time to really get to know your employees? Dana Kaplan, Education Consultant, recognizes that upfront it can feel like a large time investment. But what is the cost of not investing in your employees? You might be surprised to learn that being curious about the people on your team doesn't take a lot of time. By giving your employees just a few minutes a day to feel seen, heard, and understood, it has a huge impact on the fulfillment of that employee, while also elevating your entire team! Tune into this Powerful at Work Radio episode to learn how you can create a space where curiosity leads to more joy, courage, and compassion in your business… Episode Outline: [01:34] When you are a curious human, you leave judgment to the wayside so that you can be present and you can actually listen to learn. [06:45] Don't forget, we're not robots… [08:12] Are you leading with humanity? [12:26] This is what is dividing our culture… [16:21] Don't be so fearful of the unknown that you're paralyzed by it. About Dana Kaplan: Dana Kaplan, Founder and Owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED)®, is an award winning Gifted and Early Childhood Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, pioneering DEIAB - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging for birth to 12th grade. Dana's niche approach propels rich self-awareness while purposefully empowering children and adults to masterfully and confidently communicate and create the world they crave. Dana leads small and large group workshops, and speaks internationally on how to empower and engage in hard conversations. Mission: I believe Emotional Intelligence is the driving force behind self-awareness, compassion, inclusivity, and bridging humanity through actionable steps, regardless of age. I purposefully empower, enlighten, and lead with flexibility, curiosity, and feedback while propelling each person to access and utilize their positively powerful voice and create the world they desire! Connect with Dana: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-kaplan-9b19ab71/ Website: https://www.danakaplanteach.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danakaplan_deed/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanaKaplanDeed Follow Rosa Ponce de Leon and Powerful at Work Radio: Website: https://rosaponcedeleon.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-ponce-de-leon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rosa_PdL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosaponcedeleoncoach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RosaPoncedeLeonCoach

Join us as we talk to Dana Kaplan, an award winning Early Childhood and Gifted Educator and Social Emotional Intelligence expert, and discuss her impact in Early Childhood and Social-Emotional Awareness! Dana is also the founder and owner of Developing Empathetic Education with Dana (DEED) and works with children and adults to help them master communication skills for critical and possibly uncomfortable conversations. During today's episode, we discuss her impact and coaching that goes beyond the family unit and into corporations such as invaluable language and strategies that become a part of the collective's daily behavior.

Learn more about Dana and DEEDS here:  https://www.danakaplanteach.com/

Rumaisa Khawaja, also known as Coach Ru, is a warrior and survivor. She's Certified in Social Emotional Intelligence for Leadership and Coaching and is a First Generation Indian American. When Rumaisa was very young, her mother was diagnosed with schizophrenia and depression. Growing up in this environment affected Rumaisa's perception of self and the world around her, but it also pushed Rumaisa to seek help and later motivated her to assist others in developing positive relationships. She has built her career helping people achieve dynamic, positive changes in their lives by providing them with meaningful tools to implement day-to-day. Rumaisa has over seventeen years of experience across the country honing her expertise in life and relationship coaching. She's just an incredible human. Not to mention, she's a WARRIOR because she's in her battle with breast cancer as we film this episode. She's strong, insightful, and a force to be reckoned with -- even in the suck.Trust me, you don't want to miss this one.

Today’s well source is Tom McSheehy. Tom is a licensed social worker and licensed teacher in Colorado and Illinois. He is also the founder of the Teaching Heart Institute, an organization dedicated to connecting the worlds of education and mental health and supporting teachers and parents in developing children’s and teenagers’ Social Emotion Intelligence. Further, he is the author of the book, Infocus: Improving Social and Emotional Intelligence, One Day at a Time. This is a brain-based manual that guides teachers in doing quick, daily lessons that develop the Social Emotional Intelligence of their students. Tome is one of the presenters of our upcoming Stress & Anxiety Conference of May 1st and 2nd. We want to thank our sponsors, Premier Members Credit Union, Centennial Peaks Hospital, and Sandstone Care Addiction Treatment Center for their generous sponsorship. You can visit our website, www.penbv.org to get yourself registered RESOURCES: Tom’s Website: Teaching Heart Institute Parent Book Resources from Tom Books & Resources from Tom: Infocus: Parents can use books in conjunction with teachers Study: Google Study on Soft Skills (SEL) Study: Terrie Moffit study on impulse control or self-control Economic Value of SEL Book: The Development of the Unconscious Mind by Alan N. Schore, Ph.D.  Hayden Hurst Video    

Is social-emotional intelligence more valuable than academic in the real world? Even Forbes says how social and emotional intelligence is a must-have for leadership traits. Check out episode 195 for strategies to support your teachers and students on YouTube. Or visit www.seleducators.com for adult social-emotional learning activities. 1:16 - Big Question 3:18 - Keep Emotions in Check 6:41 - Non Verbal Queue 9:27 - EIQ Quotients 14:30 -Emotional Intelligence 101

Steve Garvin This will be a live-wire! What's your biggest trigger? What would it take for you to turn it off? That's the journey Steve's been on and in only 8 weeks, Steve's literally gone from triggered and traumatized, to trusting and tickled Attendee Gift from Steve Garvin: Healer's Journey Treasure Map https://giftsintogold.com/unforgettableguide/         Find the traps and the treasures on your treasure hunt. Social Emotional Intelligence: http://BecomingGenuine.com

New book alert! In this episode,  Adam Torres and Renee Lopez-Cantera, MBA, VP of Business Development at Eikon Digital and Author of Mission Matters: World's Leading Entrepreneurs Reveal Their Top Tips To Success (Women in Business Vol.1), explore Renee's new book and her writing on social emotional intelligence.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

This episode focuses on tools of emotional resilience. I’ve met few people like Marc - he is so open and honest about his emotions that it is refreshing. It’s easy to see why. Marc Brackett, Ph.D., is the founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and a professor at Yale University. His research is on the role of emotions and emotional intelligence in learning, decision making, creativity, relationships, health, and both academic and workplace performance. Marc is the lead developer of RULER, a Pre-K to high school evidence-based, whole-school approach to social and emotional learning that has been adopted by over 2,000 schools. He has published 125 scholarly articles and consults regularly with corporations like Facebook, Microsoft, and Google on integrating emotional intelligence principles into employee training and product design and is co-founder of Oji Life Lab, a digital emotional intelligence learning system for businesses. You can check out his app Mood Meter App (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mood-meter-building-your-emotional/id825930113) to log and respond to your own emotional changes throughout the day.

Emotions are often the catalyst for behaviors. As we develop more awareness of our own emotions and we learn how to manage them, we can then use those skills to enhance and improve our relationships. A foundation of any healthy relationship is good communication. Each behavior is a form of communication. With a good foundation of social emotional intelligence, you can think and act in ways that support healthy communication and relationships. Whether it is your children, your spouse, your coworkers, or your friends, learning about and improving your own social emotional habits is a benefit. So, pull up a desk in Debi and Genie’s Social Emotional Intelligence classroom as we gain some valuable insights that are bound to improve all our relationships.

Emotions are often the catalyst for behaviors. As we develop more awareness of our own emotions and we learn how to manage them, we can then use those skills to enhance and improve our relationships. A foundation of any healthy relationship is good communication. Each behavior is a form of communication. With a good foundation of social emotional intelligence, you can think and act in ways that support healthy communication and relationships. Whether it is your children, your spouse, your coworkers, or your friends, learning about and improving your own social emotional habits is a benefit. So, pull up a desk in Debi and Genie’s Social Emotional Intelligence classroom as we gain some valuable insights that are bound to improve all our relationships.

When I was growing up, only one person in my household was allowed to fully express a wide range of emotions. I grew up in the 60’s/70’s. It is only recently that the importance of social emotional intelligence has been recognized in schools and society. So, most likely, you, like me may have missed the lesson on social emotional intelligence. But…. there is good news!!!! We also know from recent discoveries about how the brain works, that your brain is actually quite flexible!!! Join Genie and Debi on this week’s show to find out how you can improve your Social Emotional Intelligence no matter how old you are.

When I was growing up, only one person in my household was allowed to fully express a wide range of emotions. I grew up in the 60’s/70’s. It is only recently that the importance of social emotional intelligence has been recognized in schools and society. So, most likely, you, like me may have missed the lesson on social emotional intelligence. But…. there is good news!!!! We also know from recent discoveries about how the brain works, that your brain is actually quite flexible!!! Join Genie and Debi on this week’s show to find out how you can improve your Social Emotional Intelligence no matter how old you are.

There are many ways that we, as adults can learn to manage our emotions, but the most effective way to teach it to children is by modeling it. Now, this does not mean that you must be a perfect, saintly role model. We all learn by making mistakes. Your children can learn from your mistakes. So, join Genie and Debi as we explore why social emotional learning is so crucial for children and how you can model and communicate how you're feeling with your children. Remember, we must be able to look within ourselves non-judgmentally in order to grow.

There are many ways that we, as adults can learn to manage our emotions, but the most effective way to teach it to children is by modeling it. Now, this does not mean that you must be a perfect, saintly role model. We all learn by making mistakes. Your children can learn from your mistakes. So, join Genie and Debi as we explore why social emotional learning is so crucial for children and how you can model and communicate how you're feeling with your children. Remember, we must be able to look within ourselves non-judgmentally in order to grow.

What is social emotional intelligence

In this episode, serial social entrepreneur and former member of the US national kayaking team, Jonathan Shanin shares how he developed programs, non-profits, and businesses that make a social impact. Why he says being your authentic self and having social-emotional intelligence is more important than anything else. He explains how his competitive nature led him to be one of the first online marketing professionals in the world.

Kristie and Rob sit down and talk about Social + Emotional Intelligence is the ability to be aware of our own emotions and those of others, in the moment, and to use thatinformation to manage ourselves and manage our relationships.It is how we manage our lives!!

Today we are talking about stress and its impact on your life, health and brain. What is going on when we constantly live with stress? And what are the strategies we can adopt to deal with it. To discuss this today, my guest is Jamie Sussel Turner.   Sussel Turner, M.Ed, PCC, is a professional coach, speaker, and award-winning author of Less Stress Business: A Guide for Hiring, Coaching and Leading Great Employees. She has been featured in The New York Times, received an ATHENA Leadership Award nomination, and served as a speaker curator for TEDxAsburyPark, the largest TEDx on the East Coast.   Before becoming a professional coach, Jamie served as a public-school educator, including twelve years as a school principal. She holds master’s degrees in both Educational Leadership and Elementary Education and is a credentialed coach by the International Coach Federation (ICF), Coaching for Results Global, Inc., and The Institute for Social + Emotional Intelligence®. She is also a certified facilitator of Fierce Conversations®.   She is the author of "Less Stress Life: How I Went from Crazed to Calm, and You Can Too". This book is based on the unique successes of Jamie’s Less Stress Life Method, which has helped many transform stresses into power. The book began prior to Jamie’s third cancer diagnosis. Aware of the need for greater calm, Jamie decided to scrutinize her personal stresses every day for a year, treating them with insights based on her professional expertise. Less Stress Life is her second book and is available on Amazon.com.  

Rumaisa Khawaja, better known as Coach Ru is Certified in Social-Emotional Intelligence for Leadership and Coaching. She has built her career helping people achieve dynamic, positive changes in their lives by providing them with meaningful tools to implement day-to-day. In fact, she is all about going from someday, to day one . Ru also hosts the Real Talk with Ru podcast which is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Have you wondered why so many experts stress the importance of having high emotional intelligence (EQ)? My guest Amy Sargent makes the case in a very compelling way. I loved that her own EQ skills are highly evolved, and she provides concrete examples to illustrate how you can use EQ in everyday situations. As Executive Director at the Institute for Social + Emotional Intelligence, Amy helps lead online programs for leaders, coaches, and HR professionals.You'll discover:The four separate aspects of emotional intelligenceWhat can go wrong when someone’s EQ is lowThe role of self-awareness in managing your emotionsHow 3 managers were on the brink of being fired and why developing EQ helpedthem keep their jobsOne thing you can do at the end of each day to increase your own EQVisit http://GrowStrongLeaders.com to learn more about our assessment and development tools, and grab your free guide, "The 5 Secrets to Getting Better at Anything."

Deya Smith-Taylor, whose byline is “Deya Direct" --- is the President and Creative Director of Deya Direct Enterprises. She is a Certified Life Coach in Social & Emotional Intelligence, the author of nationally-published blogs and three published books: Amazon #1 Bestseller “Failure is Fuel,” “Touch Yourself, 30 Ways to Boldly Live, Love and Let Go,” and most recently “Soft is the New Power: Embracing Your Femininity to Win in Love & Life.” For over 10-years, Deya served as the Lead Content and Senior Producer for the acclaimed, nationally-syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show (TJMS), the most successful syndicated urban radio show in history reaching more than 8 million people on a daily basis. There, she was also featured on-the-air and as a multimedia talent where she hosted, created and produced several celebrity-driven shows including: Girlfriend FM and Beyond the Studio on Blackamericaweb.com. Under her company, Deya recently launched the SuperpowHer Podcast, (https://www.deyadirect.net/podcast) a Powerhouse “Testimonial Series” with real-life tools that women can use! It's a lively, yet safe space where Deya Direct gets real with Celebrities, Power Players and her Super-friends about how they overcame the fire of life, and leveraged their Superpower to Learn, Live, Love and Laugh again! By the its first month, the show had already acquired 1,000 downloads and it's first national sponsor. As a former Miss Black USA, Deya has been empowering women to honor and value themselves from the inside out for over 15 years. She has spoken and written about the process of self-love internationally. ​Deya has offered expert guest commentary on national television, spoken and moderated at international conferences, and has served as a spokesperson and advocate for multiple nonprofit organizations including: The American Red Cross and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. What you will learn in this episode: - How to ask someone out without being weird - The best and worst reasons to be in a relationship - The biggest mistake in dating - Understanding love languages - No one is responsible for your happiness - How to heal a broken heart - Keys to meaningful and successful relationships Connect with Deya: Website | Podcast | Instagram | Facebook | Books

In this episode of The Forum Podcast, Devin C. Hughes talks about the positive impact of inclusive work environment as a performance enhancers. The research is clear—positive and inclusive environments are performance enhancers. They are characterized by higher productivity, less turnover and more resilient cultures. Organizations with happy employees outperform the competition by as much as 202% . Happy and engaged employees are committed and passionate about the work they do, resulting in higher performance and lower turnover rates. Leaders who know how to cultivate positive emotion tap into an endless well of psychological capital – hope, optimism, confidence, resilience and belief – that has the power to keep people and teams innovating, creating value and more successful even in tough times. Attend and learn the real, tangible and actionable steps to building a better workplace culture, using a proven method for culture change. Learning Outcomes Review the prevalence and cost of poor employee well-being and unhealthy culture. Understand how Positive Psychology and Social-Emotional Intelligence impacts employee performance and organizational health. Learn key strategies to improve communication and trust throughout your organization. This Podcast is a replay about January 24, 2019 webinar titled, "Third Wave: The Future of Work, Engagement, Well-Being & Inclusion." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fwi/support

One of the biggest fears many parents face is the fear that we are not preparing our kids for the “Real World.” Life skills are difficult to teach, but they are so important for our children to be successful. The official name for this vital skillset is “Social Emotional Intelligence,” or the ability to navigate social problems with empathy and self-respect. I am excited to begin to dive into this topic with Jennifer Miller today. Jennifer is the founder of Confident Families Confident Kids, an online compendium of resources all about parenting children with a high Social Emotional Intelligence. She is quite the expert on the topic, and today she will share practical examples as well as encouraging stories showcasing exactly why we should be prioritizing Social Emotional Intelligence in our parenting. After realizing there really was not a simple, research-based resource for parents on Social Emotional Intelligence, Jennifer set out to create one. She used her own personal struggles as well as her informed perspectives to write articles and offer up tips for parents. When her son was very young, Jennifer noticed she had quite an emotional response to his misbehaviors. Rather than being content with these feelings and challenges, Jennifer armed herself with knowledge and changed her parenting to model and reflect Social Emotional Intelligence. I think Jennifer’s approach is admirable, and I know you will be encouraged by her stories. Rather than hiding the struggle, Jennifer embraces the process of slowly developing the skills that will set her son up for an incredible future. You do not have to be ruled by the fear of failing your children. Thanks to Jennifer, you have resources at your disposal to help you develop Social Emotional Intelligence with your kiddos. Listen today to find out how to get started! More in this episode: Jennifer shares everything about her family and why she is passionate about Social and Emotional Intelligence. Jennifer wanted to write on her blog to intentionally help parents develop social and emotional skills for everyday life. Get a good definition of Social Emotional Intelligence. We can take cues from our emotions and respond in ways that does no harm. Learn the 5 Competency areas of Social Emotional Intelligence. We work inwardly first, so then we can begin the outward work. Step back and reflect on our responses as a parent. Teaching self management is about demonstrating them ourselves. Your history as a parent will come up. Intentional practice can be a part of playtime. Tips for parents with older kids. Tools and resources for you to use right away! Links Confident Parents Confident Kids Family Emotional Safety Plan  NBC Parent Toolkit

Host Donna Freeman discusses how to work with kids darker sides with guest Cheryl Crawford, founder of Grounded. Discover how addressing kids darker states of mind can relieve their perceived expectations of always having to be happy. This awareness leads to lighter and brighter clarity. Learn how allowing and recognizing shame, doubt and fear in the lives of youth, helps them to feel whole, to recognize themselves and to know they are perfect just the way they are today. Cheryl will provide specific examples from her work with at-risk and under-served populations in Atlanta.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)

Host Donna Freeman discusses how to work with kids darker sides with guest Cheryl Crawford, founder of Grounded. Discover how addressing kids darker states of mind can relieve their perceived expectations of always having to be happy. This awareness leads to lighter and brighter clarity. Learn how allowing and recognizing shame, doubt and fear in the lives of youth, helps them to feel whole, to recognize themselves and to know they are perfect just the way they are today. Cheryl will provide specific examples from her work with at-risk and under-served populations in Atlanta.Support the show (https://yogainmyschool.com/?p=13405)