After more than 13 years of working with EQ in Asia and 2 years with our web page we felt it was time to do some updates. So, we have updated our web page to make it easier to navigate and to find the information you are looking for. We have also updated our presence
This question is one that I often get and with my background as a clinical psychologist and therapist I have experienced first hand, over and over again, that indeed, people can change , people can get better and people can be more successful at reaching their goals whether those goals are of a personal or
Nursing research has focused on the relationship among Emotional Intelligence and Leadership, Conflict Management and Staff Satisfaction, but little is known about the EQ profile of the successful staff nurse. This exploratory, descriptive study by Mary G. Harper and Jan Jones-Schenk National College of Health, Western Governor´s University, Salt Lake City, Utah reports the
We often get asked if there are any studies about EQ and doctors. Doctors have not always known to be the most empathtic and not always so good at building trust and relationships with their patients that they might have wished. Early data in this area raised a lot of concerns regarding the low levels
I've just come back from the dentist. My happy and talkative dentist tried as usual to keep a conversation flowing with me which was not easy. Everyone knows how you feel when you sit there with your mouth full of instruments and try to respond with a blurred aa, aa, oh.... I wonder how important
We are often asked if EQ is used in the police force and what impact it may have. Common sense tells you that Emotional Intelligence should be a key success factor of a policeman. Being calm, empathic and thoughtful in provocative situations or to be assertive and quickly make decisions on how to act in
