Tag: Psychology
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I’ve studied over 200 kids—parents who raise resilient, successful children teach them these 6 lessons early on
Parenting coach Reem Raouda shares lessons to help kids feel worthy regardless of achievements and handle disappointment, disagreement and difficult feelings.
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You may never work with an Elizabeth Holmes—but here’s how to handle a co-worker who makes false claims
You may never a co-worker as enigmatic as Elizabeth Holmes. But you might have one who doesn’t deliver or misrepresents situations. Try these strategies.
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I’m a psychologist who studies couples: The No. 1 way to end a fight before it escalates—it works ‘almost immediately’
“In my experience, nothing de-escalates a conflict faster,” says psychologist Mark Travers. Why a “partial yield” works, and how to use it.
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You don’t need as much willpower as you think—the most successful people use this instead, says expert
“The secret isn’t having more willpower. It’s needing less of it,” says Ben Meer. The key is setting your “chosen constraints.” Here’s how to do it.
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8 signs you’re raising a resilient, emotionally mature child, says psychologist
“They turn into adaptable, reasonable people who can solve problems, sustain satisfying long-term relationships and engage in meaningful work,” says Lindsay C. Gibson.
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Don’t mistake ego for self-esteem—how to spot someone who’s truly secure: ‘It’s easy to get hoodwinked,’ says psychologist
“When it comes to spotting secure people, it’s easy to get hoodwinked,” says psychologist Marisa Franco. Here’s what real self-esteem looks like.
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I’m a psychologist who studies couples: Emotionally intelligent partners ask 1 question every morning—that most neglect
A “capacity check” might be the most thoughtful question to ask in the morning, says Mark Travers, a psychologist who studies relationships. How to do it right.
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Stop wondering ‘Am I good enough?’ To feel worthy, secure and happy, ask yourself this question instead, says psychologist
“If you want to feel worthy, secure and happy,” be yourself, says psychologist Marisa Franco. Here’s how.
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Parents who are really good at handling tantrums do 5 things—their kids become more emotionally intelligent, says psychologist
“These kids become more emotionally intelligent, which helps them weather setbacks, embrace independence and try new things,” says Juli Fraga.
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Harvard- and Stanford-trained child psychiatrist: 5 habits of parents who raise highly resilient kids
Child psychiatrist Dr. Suzan J. Song shares her best advice for how to develop resilience in kids. “There’s a lot we can do to help build it,” she says.
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