All tagged emotional literacy
Kevin George, BACP-registered psychotherapist, former West Ham United and Charlton Athletic professional footballer, and Amazon No.1 bestselling author of Soccology, examines the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the world's most compelling real-time case study in mental health, emotional literacy and performance under pressure. Drawing on 20 years of clinical experience across Premier League clubs, SEND education, community mental health and family therapy, Kevin explores what the tournament reveals about psychological survival, leadership, boys and men's mental health, and the emotional development that separates potential from realisation. Read at kevingeorge.online.
Discover the mental health benefits of reading and how children’s books like There’s No Such Thing as a Dragon teach resilience, emotional intelligence and healthy problem-solving skills.
Why emotional literacy matters more than positivity or motivation. Evidence-based insights into emotional awareness, resilience, and personal growth.
Claude Steiner is a renowned psychologist, author, and teacher, who is best known for his work in the field of Transactional Analysis (TA). Steiner was one of the pioneers of TA, a powerful therapeutic approach that helps individuals understand their relationships with others and themselves, and make positive changes in their lives. In this blog, we will delve into Steiner's work and explore how his contributions have shaped the field of psychology and helped countless individuals achieve greater happiness and fulfillment.
Emotional literacy refers to the ability to understand, recognize, express, and manage one's emotions, as well as to understand and empathize with the emotions of others. It is an important life skill that helps individuals build stronger relationships, communicate effectively, and lead a fulfilling life.
How parenting shape’s your child’s brain. For mental health awareness week, I chose to write about responsive caregiving and how this can affect your child’s life for the rest of their life!
Paul Pogba and Roy Keane are seen as contrasting characters however, they are more similar than people think.
Emotional literacy is the ability to understand and communicate your emotions. After studying and researching various methods I attached to emotional literacy because the elements provide clarity and sustainability on what I believe to be the world’s need.
Kevin George shares how the mental health bandwagon is growing, the problems it has caused and how fatal it can be!
How a lack of emotional literacy affects the world. This blog uses anger as the example emotion, to highlight how the positives and the negatives of our experiences are rooted in our emotions. The same goes for the world as a collective global community.
The Joker was released at a great time (just before World Mental Health Day). With the Joker having mental health problems, the film highlighted the lack of support and resources for mental health services, and social exclusion towards the mentally ill through the Joker’s story.
