by Janet Hill | Nov 1, 2014 | Articles
A recent study has found that the invalidation of teens may lead to self harm, especially if the source of that invalidation or disapproval is a family member or peer. Researchers at Brown University and Butler Hospital examined 99 teens who were hospitalized as a... by Jennifer Kelman | Oct 26, 2014 | Articles
Self-Esteem has become the new buzzword for students, parents and teachers. We all do our best in giving you the best chances to attain the highest self-esteem possible. With increased self-esteem there isn’t anything you cannot accomplish. If you think you can... by Zeal Zainuddin | Oct 25, 2014 | Articles
When you read the title of my chapter “How to Take Charge of Your Emotions”, you may be asking “What do my emotions have to do with my grades and why is it so important?” Allow me to share with you why. As you go about your everyday life you may feel like... by Rob Zuznia | Dec 14, 2013 | Articles
Some schools are working on teaching kids emotional intelligence. When Ryan Whalen’s little brothers drive him nuts he has learned that he can go in his room and take some deep breathes. Hermosa Valley School, is teaching kids that instead of yelling they have other... by Pat Wyman | Jan 24, 2012 | Articles
Facial expressions have evolved and come to signal a person’s feelings to the people around him. The basic idea, according to Azim F. Shariff of the University of Oregon, is that the specific facial expressions associated with each particular emotion evolved for some... 
