The Power of Listening Part II: Friends, Family, and Partners
Human Development, Emotional Health Dr. Trisha Weeks Human Development, Emotional Health Dr. Trisha Weeks

The Power of Listening Part II: Friends, Family, and Partners

Giving one another our attention is powerful. It signals that we are interested. It invites the speaker to continue to engage with us. It communicates that we are interested not only in their story, but in them. It is a subtle sign of acceptance, of inclusion, and of worth. It doesn’t mean we agree with the speaker, but it does mean that we see them.

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Common Humanity: A Doorway to Self-Compassion
Emotional Wellness, Mental Health Anarie White, MSW Intern Emotional Wellness, Mental Health Anarie White, MSW Intern

Common Humanity: A Doorway to Self-Compassion

Do you tend to be hard on yourself? When you make a mistake, do you notice that self-blame and judgment end up making everything worse? Do you feel isolated and lonely? Do you struggle with perfectionism? Do you feel embarrassed or overwhelmed by your emotions? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may benefit from a Self-Compassion practice.

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How to Achieve Emotional Intelligence in Marriage: Good Things Utah

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize emotion and to use it to improve your life and your relationships. It is truly one of the most important skills you can develop as a human being, and yet it's not something we seem to talk about very often. Here are some ways to work to achieve Emotional Intelligence in your marriage. 

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