Impulse Control and Emotional Intelligence
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Impulse Control and Emotional Intelligence

Impulse control and emotional intelligence are closely tied. When we think about impulse control, we also need to consider emotional regulation. Add in being able to make thoughtful decisions, and we can’t ignore the balance needed between impulse control and emotional intelligence.  We are often confronted with situations where our feelings demand immediate attention and…

5 Strategies for Emotional Regulation
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5 Strategies for Emotional Regulation

Whether you are neurotypical or neurodivergent, learning how to regulate your emotions can help you navigate life’s challenges with greater ease.  Emotional regulation refers to the ability to manage and control our emotions in a healthy and productive way. It involves recognizing our emotional state, understanding the triggers that cause our emotions, and responding appropriately….

Using Routines to Boost Self-Regulation Skills
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Using Routines to Boost Self-Regulation Skills

Self-regulation and emotional regulation are two essential skills to live a healthy and productive life. If you’re neurodivergent, you might struggle with these skills in the same way you do executive functioning skills. Establishing daily routines can help you get a handle on both of these skills.  Understanding Self-Regulation and Emotional Regulation Self-regulation is the…

Emotional Regulation and Executive Function Skills
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Emotional Regulation and Executive Function Skills

Emotional regulation is the ability to manage our emotions, and it is closely linked to executive function skills. Managing our emotions is not always an easy task, but it is crucial for our overall well-being. Emotions affect our decisions, actions, and interactions with others.  Emotional regulation is about managing our emotions effectively, so they don’t…