EQ for Families: Optimism

 

“Bouncing Ahead: 

Emotional Intelligence to

Build Optimistic Children

Deliver essential lessons on optimism and raising resilient children with this dynamic, effective module. Optimism is a learned way of thinking — and optimists live longer, are happier, healthier, have longer-lasting relationships, and are more successful!

Activities and Topics include:

  • Personal Adversity — improve the ability to reframe adversity
  • Adversity Role Models — increase optimism
  • Three Secrets of Optimism — understand the key thinking habits for optimism

Key learning points include:

  • Adversity can be a gift (with the right mental and emotional tools).
  • Optimism is learned and can be taught — and has tremendous benefits.
  • We each have resources for overcoming adversities.

Module includes a professional 12-slide presentation and 8-page handout plus quotes to display on the walls.


Invitation for this workshop:

Bouncing Ahead: 

Emotional Intelligence to Build Optimistic Children

Optimism is rooted in the knowledge that we have the power to change, grow, and move forward. Optimists see failure as a transitory obstacle that can be overcome with additional effort or renewed persistence. Optimism is a learned skill, and optimists live longer, healthier, more successful lives – their marriages are more successful, they get better grades in school, and they earn a higher income! Come to this parent workshop and learn how to rise above the pessimism and the depression that accompany negative thoughts and behaviors.

Practicing optimism will help you to:

  • change your internal dialogue from negative to positive.
  • teach your children a better “explanatory style” for failure and mistakes.
  • move from an “I give up” habit to an “I can do it” habit.

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