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School leaders have the power to protect educator well-being. Marc Brackett, PhD, shares how emotionally intelligent leadership can support staff when facing external pressures and help them thrive.
- October 28, 2025Source: Time
Emotion regulation helps us channel strong feelings into purposeful action. According to Marc Brackett, PhD, using emotions wisely — not suppressing them—fuels change instead of burnout.
- October 15, 2025Source: Everyday Health
An “emotional meltdown” isn’t exactly a medical diagnosis. “It’s used in popular discourse to describe when we are overcome emotionally, when we hit a breaking point,” says Robin Stern, PhD, licensed psychoanalyst and cofounder and director for the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence in New Haven, Connecticut.
- October 10, 2025Source: Smart People Podcast
Dr. Zorana Pringle, author of, The Creativity Choice: The Science of Making Decisions to Turn Ideas into ActionThink you’re a creative person? Think again. In this episode, psychologist and aut
- October 10, 2025Source: The Spark Creativity Teacher Podcast
Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, PhD, shares science-backed strategies to help educators nurture creativity by fostering student agency, reframing creative blocks, and building confidence through emotion skills.
- October 10, 2025Source: Curious Minds at Work Podcast
On “Curious Minds at Work” Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, PhD, explains how creativity thrives when we act, build confidence, embrace risk, and stay motivated.
- October 10, 2025Source: Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations
In this “Working with Emotional Intelligence” episode, Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, PhD, shares how emotions enhance creativity and help innovators turn ideas into action.
- October 07, 2025Source: Next Big Idea Club
Marc Brackett, PhD, shares five insights from “Dealing with Feeling” on how to understand, regulate, and use emotions to create connection and resilience for a more fulfilling life.
- October 06, 2025Source: MSN Money
Simply having emotions doesn’t make you emotionally intelligent. What separates the professionals who thrive from those who struggle is learning to work with their emotions, not for them. According to Gallup research, nearly 50 percent of Gen-Z employees report feeling stressed “a lot of the day” — more than any other generation in the workplace today. But here’s what’s different: They’re not willing to suffer in silence about it.
- October 05, 2025Source: Inc.
Gen Z can turn emotions into insight and strength with these practical tips from Marc Brackett, PhD, for managing stress, building resilience, and leading with authenticity.