This past Thursday, October 11, 2012 I spoke at Stanford University on Enhancing Emotional Intelligence in the Family. This was my 11th talk sponsored by Stanford’s Work/Life Program. I based my talk on Daniel Goleman’s 4 areas of Emotional Intelligence. •EMOTIONAL SELF-AWARENESS •MANAGING EMOTIONS •EMPATHY – READING EMOTIONS •HANDLING RELATIONSHIPS . My focus was on…
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We are emotional beings. Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence, suggests that our emotional intelligence is even more important than intellectual intelligence to live a successful life. We enter this world interacting from our limbic system which is our emotional center. All feelings are stored there in our long term memory only to be retriggered…
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I receive the Six Seconds newsletter. Here is the post to follow for some amazing books for children. I’ll be sharing this information when I speak at Stanford on October 11, 2012 about Emotional Intelligence. Here are this week’s posts from Six Seconds – The Emotional Intelligence Network: 6 Children’s Storybooks Every Emotionally Intelligent Adult…
Detailsby Cynthia Klein, Certified Parent Educator Planning ahead is key to having successful times and outings with children. Just “winging it” can lead to disaster. Here is a partial checklist of preparations and parenting knowledge which are important for creating a successful outing. The more “Yeses”, the brighter your rainbow will glow. Preparation: ¨ Did…
DetailsBy Cynthia Klein, bridges2understa.wpstagecoach.com Your family is a web of relationships and an important place to learn how to relate with consideration, respect and cooperation. Research shows that parents have an important role of modeling and influencing their children’s ability to successfully relate to others. So, rather than focusing on how to control your children…
DetailsHow Dads Can Create a “Rainbow Day” By Cynthia Klein, Bridges 2 Understanding bridges2understa.wpstagecoach.com A famous musician introduced his performance of “Over the Rainbow” saying, “You can’t have a rainbow without having some stormy weather.” Imagine you are a dad taking the kids to the Exploratorium by yourself. You want everyone to have a good…
DetailsParents Place Helps You Make School Choices. The fair is free and open to the public. Join us for our Kindergarten fair. Showcased will be private and independent kindergartens including schools for children with special needs. You can gather information and speak with school representatives from all over the Peninsula. Make your search easier…
DetailsPWG Wellness Fair Pediatric Wellness Group is pleased to announce our first annual Wellness Fair. We are a pediatric group practice located in Redwood City and strongly believe in collaborating with the resources in our community to promote healthy children and families. When: Saturday September 29, 2012 from 12- 3pm Where: 801 Brewster…
DetailsSAT/ACT Test Anxiety Reduction Workshop Mondays starting October 1, 2012 @ 5:30-7:30pm Jennifer B. Rhodes, Psy.D. and Rachel Brody, LCSW will co-lead this workshop. . Dr. Rhodes is a licensed Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychologist in California and New York with expertise in the assessment and treatment of anxiety. She enjoys working with adolescents and…
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Save the Date: CS Fall Parent Ed Event, September 28th The Knowledge to Navigate: Strategies for Raising Healthy and Motivated Kids As always, we will kick-off our annual Fall Conference with a parent education event on the evening of Friday, September 28th from 7-9 pm at Stanford University. This year we are fortunate to have…
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