Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one's own emotions, as well as those of others. It involves being aware of one's feelings and how they affect behavior,...
Queer aging is often viewed as a process that deviates from societal expectations, leading to isolation, loneliness, and exclusion.
It can also be seen as a unique opportunity for growth,...
In today's world, children are exposed to various challenges that may lead to trauma, stress, and emotional distress. These experiences can significantly affect their mental health and well-being,...
Faith-based peer groups are becoming increasingly popular among teenagers, especially those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBT). These groups provide a safe space for...
Emotional guidance is essential for promoting moral reasoning and supporting mental and emotional well-being in children. It involves teaching children to identify, understand, and regulate their...
Psychological and Philosophical Dimensions of Co-Existence
Co-existence refers to the idea that people can live together without having to be dependent on each other but also recognize their...
As human beings, we are social creatures that constantly interact with each other. Our interactions can take many forms, including romantic, professional, platonic, and academic.
When these...
Living Perpetually Outside Societal Validation
The ability to live one's life without seeking approval from others is a rare skill that requires courage, self-awareness, and emotional...
We will explore what moral responsibilities parents have in shaping their children's understanding of empathy, justice, and care. We will examine the different ways that parents can help their...
Moral Imperatives Guide Mentoring and Guidance in Family Contexts
Mentoring is an important aspect of family life that involves providing support, guidance, and direction to children, adolescents,...