Cademy logoCademy Marketplace
  • Professional Development
  • Medicine & Nursing
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Health & Wellbeing
  • Personal Development

278 Educators providing Emotions courses delivered Online

EmotionsOnline
Sonal Bhaskaran Coaching

sonal bhaskaran coaching

Peak mental performance & productivity coaching, consulting & training for ambitious, purpose-driven high-achievers who feel unfulfilled or burnt out and want more from life. FOR DIGITAL AGENCIES Process consulting, project management, business analysis & process improvement for digital agencies, management consultancies & their clients to scale more easily & increase their bottom line. FOR THE CURIOUS A deeper form of energy healing to improve sleep quality, creative thinking & release blocks & trapped emotions appearing as physical pains. Conducted remotely

Message
Autumn Blossoms

autumn blossoms

London

Working with me is very hands-on and empowering. My clients are taught self-massage and meditation techniques, to find and release pain or tension from their physical and emotional body always within a context of safety and support. I also support the healing process creatively in my workshops be it writing, dancing or drawing to express the depth of emotions we are releasing and bringing the soul back to vitality through the process.

Message
Equinox Coaching

equinox coaching

How Equine Therapy Can Help You My approach helps you find freedom from anxiety depression and trauma. I use innovative and evidence-based techniques combining body intelligence and talking therapy to help you process your challenges safely. I establish a baseline of where you are. I teach you ways to manage emotions and calm yourself if you feel unsafe. You can then try an Equine Therapy session or further 1-1 therapy followed by

Message
Sws Coaching Ltd

sws coaching ltd

London

We know that people are not one dimensional. Their emotions, talents, skills, and idiosyncrasies are what make them unique. We want to take this acceptance one step further and challenge the stigma mental health brings, allowing the idea “it’s ok not to be ok” to be part of everyday life. Working with organisations, we will deliver a holistic model into the workplace that will transform wellbeing and create a healthier, happier and more productive environment.

Message
Autism Atlas

autism atlas

My name is Jane Dunthorne. I am a wife and mother of three wonderful children, one of whom has autism. My husband and I moved to the United States from England in 1993 and have lived in the Pittsburgh area on and off ever since. Our darling son, Alex, was born here in 1999 and diagnosed with autism when he was three. He was non verbal except when he recited the words to the movie Monsters Inc. with 100% accuracy!! He struggled with managing his emotions and had severe meltdowns. He also suffered from various sensory processing issues which intensified his meltdowns. As soon as he was diagnosed, he started intensive wraparound services - 40 hours a week at home and then once he started school, he had complete TSS throughout the day. When he was six, we moved to the Wilkes Barre area and Alex continued receiving services. He was making steady progress and was beginning to be able to control his emotions and frustrations. In 2009, when he was 10, we returned to the Pittsburgh area.

1you World

1you world

London

1you world engages children through an inclusive approach promoting self-worth celebrating diversity breaking down barriers building self-confidence developing awareness and understanding The systemic approach of our packages integrate school and real life learning, fostering acceptance and tolerance whilst ensuring children enjoy learning and have the skills they need to succeed. Our work programmes promote inclusivity and provide a range of activities that ensure individuals and groups play an active role in shaping the framework for social learning, identifying areas for further development and enabling these to be addressed by teachers and parents. Outcomes: to embrace our unique qualities to celebrate our own individuality to recognise we are all different to have a greater understanding of people’s differences to recognise emotional responses to develop a greater understanding of emotions to give greater insight into what causes individuals to have different feelings to build self-esteem to foster an inclusive approach to develop the essential social skills to recognise, interpret and respond constructively to emotions in individuals and others

Message
Stop Hurt at Work (part of Conduct Change)

stop hurt at work (part of conduct change)

Stop Hurt at Work is the campaign through which Conduct Change upholds its clear commitment to its social purpose. Our mission is to end workplace bullying through the development of meaningful prevention activities for organisations and the implementation of effective routes to redress for individuals.C Campaign for change [https://www.conductchange.co.uk/stophurtatwork-legislation] We are campaigning for formal recognition of workplace bullying as a problem that injures individuals and damages organisations. The law does not provide sufficient protection or redress for people whose employers let bullying go unchecked, making the process of seeking legal remedy in these cases unduly complex and arduous. We are working with lawyers and legislators to identify and close the gaps in legislation. Awareness raising [https://www.conductchange.co.uk/webinars-podcasts] From a foundation of research into new approaches and awareness raising, we are creating proposals for change to both workplace approaches and to legislation. We share and showcase news and progress through newsletters, webinars [https://www.conductchange.co.uk/webinars-podcasts], podcasts [https://www.conductchange.co.uk/webinars-podcasts], events and social media. Research [https://www.conductchange.co.uk/research] We select topics for research which concern any type of harassment and also bullying.  Our research ultimately focuses on workplace effects and is concerned with adults. We are willing to use a variety of methods - case studies, questionnaires and interviews, for example. We expect all our research to be of international standard and publishable.  However we are willing to undertake confidential research which may not be published.  We also partner with Speak Out Revolution who collect anonymous data on workplace bullying globally.  You can add your experience here [https://www.stophurtatwork.org/speakout]

Message
Lereste Flow Yoga

lereste flow yoga

0.0(2)

Winchester

I came to England from France in September 2011; which is also about the time I got officially introduced to my first Yoga class. Like a lot of people, I initially was interested about Yoga to get a good stretch. It s fair to say, I had no idea what Yoga would actually bring to my life. I feel even more grateful knowing now the journey I was just starting. Ten years later and... here I am, a qualified and registered Yoga teacher! My journey practicing yoga has been challenging, rewarding, and full of emotions. Progressing from a physical to a mental well-being thanks to allowing myself to pause and be present.

Message
The Heidi Sawyer Group

the heidi sawyer group

Bordon, Hampshire

Feeling other people’s emotions as though they are your own Dreaming about events before they happen Strangers want to tell you their life history Incredible desire to find a sense of purpose / meaningful work Seeing things out of the corner of your eye Increase in allergies especially stomach related sensitivity Strong fascination for intuitive or spiritual knowledge Inexplicably drawn towards the colours lilac, pink or white

Message
Street Holistics

street holistics

4.0(1)

Manchester

YOUR programming, the stuff you were born with, the programs you picked up along the way as they say ‘ from cradle to grave’ We all have programs, programs for every one of our actions , to sleep, to eat, for learning, etc. Also programs for coping, balancing our emotions, keeping us out of danger. Programs are fine as long as we realise it is a program, and not our real selves. For example , when we believe that we are ‘an anxious person’ rather than running a program installed at a point to protect us from walking into a busy road without looking. I realised that I could help others to realise their addictive programming and more besides simply by helping them to ‘step aside and observe’ what had gone on or was taking place in their lives. Helping you to realise that you are not your programs

Message
1...7891011...28