JUMP-START YOUR CHILD'S EMOTIONAL GROWTH!
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Online Course to Fast Track Your Emotional Competency in 30 Days
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Interactive Social Learning Opportunity
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HOW CAN YOU HELP YOUR CHILD GROW EMOTIONALLY?
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Begin With Your Emotional Competency
If you want to help your child grow emotionally, the first place to begin is developing your own emotional knowledge.
Most of us never had formal education in the domain of emotions so we have learned them from our parents, families, and culture.
Our method offers a simple, practical approach to enhance your relationships with emotions.
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Help Your Child Understand Their Emotions
Sometimes people say their child is “too emotional” referring to aggressive behavior. On the other hand, a quiet child is sometimes thought to have fewer emotions.
The fact is that every child has emotions and the difference is in the way they are expressed. Helping children to pause, listen to their feelings and name those feelings is the place to develop emotional competency.
In our work, we use a palette of 250 emotions and each of them has a story, impulse, and purpose. Decoding and learning emotions this way makes it possible for children to learn emotions just like the periodic table or math.
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Make Emotions Common Sense in Your Family
Many parents are not comfortable when children throw tantrums, talk back or get upset. However, such behaviors are the impulses of one or more emotions such as frustration, anger, resentment or sadness.
As you build your emotional knowledge, you will begin seeing emotions as a normal part of life just like sleeping or breathing. You will be able to talk to your child and help them explore the emotions they are experiencing and how those emotions are trying to guide them.
This will create a more peaceful atmosphere in your family and you will no longer have to resort to desperate parenting approaches like yelling or punishment.
TOP 9 BENEFITS REPORTED BY OUR CLIENTS
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Children understand what emotions are and how they work.
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Children more easily notice and name their emotions. After all, they are always experiencing an emotion of some sort and this is the first step in building an emotional vocabulary that allows self-expression.
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Children are able to speak about their feelings rather than reverting to anger, sarcasm, or acting out their emotions unproductively.
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Children take ownership of their emotions and realize they have a choice about how they respond, which leads to better self-expression and greater self-confidence.
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Children understand that there are more than 250 emotions which gives them a tremendous range of possibilities.
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Children are more creative in their writing, speaking and personal interactions.
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Children have deeper and more meaningful relationships presently and throughout their lives.
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Children handle stress more effectively because they understand themselves better and have more tools to navigate it.
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Children have more control over their wellbeing because they notice the areas of their bodies adversely affected by certain emotions, thereby enabling them to choose personally beneficial responses.