Course in Emotional Psychology: Management and Intelligence

Master your inner world with our emotional psychology course: learn to identify, regulate, and transform emotions to reduce stress, improve relationships, and build resilience and practical emotional control that boosts personal and professional well being and effectiveness.

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Course in Emotional Psychology: Management and Intelligence

Do you feel that your emotions control you instead of you controlling them? Do you react automatically with anger, anxiety, or stress and then regret it? Is it hard for you to understand why you feel that way? Most of us never learned how to manage our inner world, yet the ability to do so is the key to wellbeing.

This course is your definitive guide to emotional intelligence. It is a journey of deep self knowledge designed to develop your emotional awareness. You will learn to name your feelings and to understand the message they bring, rather than repressing them or letting them overwhelm you.

We will focus on practical emotional management. You will discover why self awareness is the first step. We teach emotional regulation techniques to handle stress, anxiety and low moods. It is not about 'not feeling' but about 'knowing how to feel' in healthy ways.

We will explore tools from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 'CBT' and Mindfulness to calm your mind. You will learn to build resilience, the capacity to recover from adversity. This will directly affect your social skills: you will develop empathy and assertive communication to improve interpersonal relationships. At the end, you will have real control over your mood and your mental health.

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  • 🕒 Study hours 56
  • 🎬 Videos 107
  • 📝 Test 107
  • 📈 Level to Expert Level
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What will you learn in this course?

  • 🧠 To develop your emotional intelligence and self-awareness to understand what you feel and why you feel it.
  • 🧘‍♀️ Emotional regulation techniques (Mindfulness, CBT) to manage stress, anxiety, and anger.
  • 💪 To build psychological resilience, learning coping strategies to overcome adversity and periods of low mood.
  • 🤝 To use empathy and assertive communication to improve your interpersonal relationships and emotional bonds.
  • ❤️ To strengthen your self-esteem, confidence, and self-control to make better decisions in your life.
  • 🌿 To create a self-care plan and healthy habits to protect your mental health and emotional well-being in the long term.

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 19 Topics
TOPIC 1: WHAT IS EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE?
6 Lessons00:25:43
Manage and recognize emotions to boost self-esteem and self-confidence, prevent somatization, strengthen health and relationships, and turn impulses into conscious responses that improve empathy, leadership and resilience.

1.1. Emotional ability and its benefits

Develop emotional skills to boost self esteem and self confidence, reframe experiences, prevent somatization, and cultivate positive moods to improve your overall well being

04:39

1.2. The importance of developing emotional intelligence

How to manage emotions to improve physical and mental health, boost the immune system with positive emotions, and prevent negative feelings from worsening illnesses

04:25

1.3. Defining emotional intelligence according to daniel goleman

Discover how Goleman defines emotional intelligence, its pillars, and the key difference between managing relationships and managing emotions to improve self awareness and empathy.

04:18

1.4. The five key skills of emotional intelligence

You will master recognizing and managing your emotions, turn impulses into constructive responses, and strengthen self motivation, empathy, and social skills to improve relationships, leadership, and resilience.

04:04

1.5. Practical principles to improve your emotional intelligence

You will learn that emotional intelligence consists of trainable skills, how to expand your emotional vocabulary to name and understand your feelings, and how to practice mindful responses that regulate your behavior.

03:57

1.6. Emotional intelligence versus emotional absurdity

You will understand why shallow emotional intelligence misleads and how to reach the evolutionary root of your emotions to manage them authentically and effectively.

04:20

TOPIC 2: THE WORLD OF EMOTIONS: NATURE AND TYPOLOGY
6 Lessons00:25:42
Identify roots and functions of emotions, distinguish emotion, feeling, mood and cognitive, physiological, expressive and behavioral components, and recognize the six universal facial expressions.

2.1. The origin and definition of [emotion]

Origin and function of emotions: discover their Latin root mover, how they drive us to act, and their physical, mental and expressive components.

04:49

2.2. The four components of emotion

Identify and distinguish the four components of emotion: cognitive, physiological, expressive, and behavioral, and understand how they affect your experience and behavior.

04:04

2.3. Key differences: emotion, feeling, mood, and affective state

Identify and distinguish emotion, feeling, mood and affective state, and understand how they vary in intensity, duration and origin

04:07

2.4. Classification of emotions: paul ekman's universal model

You will recognize Ekman's six universal facial emotions: fear, disgust, anger, surprise, joy and sadness, and learn to identify them across cultures.

04:02

2.5. Revisions to the ekman model and other proposals

Discover why some studies propose four basic emotions, what Goleman and other authors add, and how the debate between categories and dimensions changes our emotional understanding.

04:19

2.6. The evolutionary function of emotions

You will understand how emotions evolved as adaptive action programs, from fear and anger in the reptilian brain to maternal love in mammals and social emotions that sustain cooperation.

04:21

TOPIC 3: SELF-PERCEPTION [SELF-AWARENESS]
5 Lessons00:24:27
Master emotional vocabulary, spot triggers, manage stress with an emotional journal, identify the emotion behind your reactions, and build a coherent, resilient self-esteem that reflects your values.

3.1. Expanding your emotional vocabulary

Expand your emotional vocabulary to accurately identify your emotions, detect triggers, and improve emotional regulation and resilience to stress.

04:10

3.2. The emotional diary as a tool for self-discovery

How to use an emotional journal to understand your emotions, detect patterns that affect your well being, and regulate stress while tracking your personal progress

03:58

3.3. Identifying your own emotions to understand your actions

Discover how to identify the emotion behind your reactions, turn off autopilot, and choose mindful responses that reflect your needs and values.

04:04

3.4. Self-concept: the image of oneself

You will learn how self-concept is formed, its personal and social dimensions, and how the real self, self-esteem and the ideal self affect your emotional coherence and well-being.

04:14

3.5. Healthy self-esteem vs. Narcissistic self-esteem

Discover how to distinguish healthy self-esteem from narcissistic self-esteem and which emotional style predominates in you, to better manage your emotions and cultivate a stable self-worth.

08:01

TOPIC 4: THE CONTROVERSY OF EMOTIONS: POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE?
6 Lessons00:21:08
You will recognize which emotions are adaptive or not, interpret fear anger and sadness as useful signals, and use acceptance strategies and seek help when they become harmful.

4.1. Breaking the myth: there are no [negative] emotions

You will understand why classifying emotions as good or bad is mistaken and how to interpret fear, anger and sadness as useful signals to better manage your emotional responses.

03:26

4.2. The key concept: adaptive vs. Maladaptive emotions

You will learn to identify when an emotion is adaptive or maladaptive by its context, intensity, and duration, and to manage it when it no longer serves your well being.

03:30

4.3. The positive function of sadness: grief and recovery

Recognize when sadness is adaptive or maladaptive, what functions crying serves, and how to tell if you need help so you don't get stuck.

03:27

4.4. The social problem with unpleasant emotions

How to tolerate and stay with unpleasant emotions, distinguish natural distress from pathological, and know when to seek professional help.

03:28

4.5. Internal judgment and its relationship to suffering

You will identify how judging an emotion multiplies suffering and learn to observe it without judgment so you can act calmly despite the discomfort.

03:24

4.6. The paradoxical intention: fighting the emotion intensifies it

You will identify the paradoxical intention that intensifies emotions and learn to use mindful acceptance to let anxiety and fear dissipate without struggling

03:53

TOPIC 5: THE BRAIN AND THE CONTROL OF EMOTIONS
6 Lessons00:20:18
You will identify how thoughts trigger the stress response and the amygdala, detect your triggers and bodily signals, and apply quick posture, smile, and breathing techniques to calm and regain control.

5.1. The mechanism of stress and its evolutionary origin

You will learn how stress triggers the fight or flight response, which hormones act, and why today that response is driven by thoughts rather than physical threats.

03:15

5.2. The unique power of the human being: generating stress with thought

You will identify how a thought triggers the stress response, the physiological cascade and the cycle that sustains chronic stress, and why managing those thoughts is essential.

03:03

5.3. Emotional hijacking: when the amygdala takes control

Discover how emotional hijacking occurs when the amygdala fires, reducing prefrontal cortex control and making us react impulsively and regret it later.

03:15

5.4. Strategies for managing emotional hijacking

Identify your triggers and bodily signals, learn to emulate people who manage tension, and use quick tactics like stepping away and breathing to avoid losing emotional control.

03:43

5.5. Control your thoughts to manage your emotions: internal dialogue

You will recognize how your thoughts shape your emotions and learn to manage your inner dialogue to turn anxiety into calm through mindfulness and self-compassion.

03:45

5.6. The mind-body connection: regulating physiology

Practical techniques using your smile, posture, and breathing to modulate emotions, boost confidence, and calm the body in minutes.

03:17

TOPIC 6: MANAGING FEAR, GUILT AND WORRY
6 Lessons00:20:43
Overcome avoidance and fear, beat chronic guilt, and turn worry into action with gradual exposure, mindfulness, and practical tools to regain control, focus, and confidence in your personal and professional life.

6.1. Fear: how it is maintained and how it is overcome

You will see why fear persists through avoidance and you will learn to break that cycle by exposing yourself and confronting situations to reduce fear and regain control

03:49

6.2. Fear of the unknown and failure

You will recognize and overcome the fear of the unknown and of failure, normalize mistakes, take risks, and grow personally and professionally.

03:24

6.3. Guilt: origins and types

How to distinguish residual guilt from self-imposed guilt, understand their origins and role in moral learning, and when they become chronic and dysfunctional.

03:23

6.4. Strategies to manage feelings of guilt

Manage chronic guilt: accept the past, reassess your values, objectively evaluate your mistakes, and avoid emotional manipulation to move forward without remorse.

03:30

6.5. Worry: the feeling that immobilizes the present

You will identify the difference between worrying and taking action, understand why worry drains energy, and learn to turn useless thoughts into concrete actions to regain focus and effectiveness.

03:19

6.6. Strategies to reduce worry

Discover practical techniques to reduce worry: mindfulness to anchor you in the present, turning unease into action, using limited worry periods, and reviewing past worries.

03:18

TOPIC 7: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND ASSERTIVENESS
6 Lessons00:18:16
Transform habits that harm communication by using the formula When you do X, I feel Y and I ask for Z, and learn to state rights, set boundaries, and make requests with respect and assertiveness.

7.1. What is not a conversation? Common mistakes

Identify and correct habits that block real conversation, like monopolizing speech, assuming others' thoughts, using hints or an intimidating tone, and learn to foster respectful, curious dialogue.

02:58

7.2. The four types of conversations according to argumentation and empathy

Identify four types of conversation based on empathy and argumentation and learn to transform harmful dialogues into inspiring, respectful conversations

03:18

7.3. The xyz effective communication model

Use the structure When you do X, I feel Y, and I would like Z to make complaints without harming others, state facts, and propose clear solutions in difficult conversations.

03:02

7.4. Application of the xyz model to avoid negative behaviors

You will apply the X-Y-Z model to transform criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and evasiveness into messages that identify actions, express feelings, and make concrete requests to foster empathy and improve couples communication.

02:54

7.5. Assertiveness and assertive rights

You will identify your rights to be assertive and learn to express opinions, emotions, and boundaries with clarity and respect, avoiding passivity and aggression.

03:04

7.6. Action plan to work on assertive rights

Choose one assertive right to practice, make a gradual plan in low risk situations, and rehearse it until it feels solid so you gain confidence and can say no without guilt.

03:00

TOPIC 8: EMPATHY AND SOCIAL CONNECTION
6 Lessons00:19:26
You will develop practical empathy: feel and understand others' emotions, learn about mirror neurons, distinguish emotional from cognitive empathy, avoid manipulation, listen without judging, and prioritize with reason.

8.1. What is empathy? [i feel your pain]

How to feel and connect with others' emotions, practice empathy, and understand the role of mirror neurons to strengthen relationships.

03:18

8.2. Mirror neurons: the neurological basis of empathy

Discover the macaque monkey experiment and how mirror neurons explain imitation, empathy and social learning in humans.

03:32

8.3. Emotional empathy vs. Cognitive empathy

Distinguish emotional and cognitive empathy, recognize how an emotion is felt or understood, spot possible manipulative use, and learn to balance compassion and objectivity.

03:20

8.4. Practical tips to improve empathy

Listen without interrupting to avoid taking the other person's space, avoid judging, show interest with nonverbal cues, and avoid overinterpreting intentions to build trust.

02:57

8.5. Be understanding with others

Avoid overinterpreting others' intentions and replace that habit with compassionate empathy that builds trust and improves your relationships

02:55

8.6. The dark side of empathy: the spotlight effect

You will recognize the empathy bias: why individual tragedies move us more than mass crises and how to combine empathy and reason to prioritize better and see the big picture.

03:24

TOPIC 9: BUILDING HAPPINESS
6 Lessons00:18:22
You will identify what part of your happiness depends on genetics, circumstances, and willpower, and train in PERMA practices and emotional regulation to increase stable well-being.

9.1. Factors that influence happiness

Discover why happiness is 50% genetics, 10% circumstances and 40% willpower, and learn practices you can train to increase your wellbeing.

03:20

9.2. Hedonic adjustment: why do we return to our level of happiness?

Discover why people have a personal happiness set point, how hedonic adaptation softens peaks and drops after extreme events, and which internal changes support more stable well being.

03:09

9.3. Four myths about happiness

Discover why happiness is built, not found. Stop waiting for the perfect moment and learn to manage negative emotions for a more fulfilling life.

02:55

9.4. Martin seligman's theory of well-being

Discover Seligman's PERMA model and how to boost positive emotions, experience flow, strengthen relationships, find meaning and achieve goals to improve your wellbeing

02:40

9.5. Money, experiences, marriage and children: external factors of happiness

Discover why spending on experiences creates lasting happiness, how money only matters until basic needs are met, why marriage boosts wellbeing, and why parenthood brings love and evolving challenges.

03:00

9.6. Realistic optimism vs. Toxic optimism

You will distinguish toxic optimism from realism, learn to act with proactive optimism, and apply strategic pessimism to anticipate risks and design contingency plans.

03:18

TOPIC 10: RESILIENCE AND EMOTIONAL STRENGTH
6 Lessons00:17:32
You will develop resilience and tolerance for frustration through long-term goals, self-control and mental discipline. You will transform limiting beliefs and strengthen relationships and self-esteem.

10.1. What is resilience?

Learn about resilience: its origins in engineering, its psychological definition, and how to develop it to face adversity, recover, and grow after painful experiences.

02:55 🔒

10.2. Frustration tolerance: the cornerstone of emotional intelligence

How to postpone immediate gratification to gain greater future rewards and thereby strengthen resilience, emotional intelligence, and personal success.

02:37 🔒

10.3. Tips to improve frustration tolerance

You will develop tolerance for frustration through long term goals, independent problem solving, and practices that discipline the mind such as chess or sports.

02:52 🔒

10.4. Principles to strengthen your resilience

Recognize your abilities and limits to avoid learned helplessness, use realistic optimism, flexibility and creativity, strengthen healthy relationships and cultivate patience to face challenges.

02:51 🔒

10.5. The comfort, learning, and panic zone

You will identify the comfort zone, the learning zone, and the panic zone, and how to move forward gradually with achievable challenges to widen your comfort without getting stuck.

03:12 🔒

10.6. Beliefs and self-esteem: internal dialogue for strength

Identify and transform limiting beliefs that cause anxiety and self sabotage, and strengthen confidence by practicing an exercise to list ten strengths that boost self esteem.

03:05 🔒

TOPIC 11: ALBERT ELLIS'S 13 PRINCIPLES OF HAPPINESS
6 Lessons00:22:10
Integrate TRE to own your thoughts and actions, reduce anxiety, accept uncertainty, cultivate self acceptance and flexibility, and act with purpose, creativity and social contribution.

11.1. Self-direction and self-interest

Discover Albert Ellis and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and learn to master self-direction and balanced self-care, take responsibility for your actions, and improve your well-being.

03:43 🔒

11.2. Social interest and creative commitment

Discover how social interest and creative engagement help you find purpose, belonging, and greater well-being by contributing to projects that improve your community.

03:36 🔒

11.3. Acceptance of uncertainty and self-responsibility

How to accept uncertainty to reduce anxiety and take responsibility for your thoughts and actions to better manage your emotions and boost your wellbeing

03:57 🔒

11.4. Flexibility and self-acceptance

You will develop mental and behavioral flexibility to adapt better to change and learn to practice self-acceptance and a compassionate inner dialogue that strengthens your emotional well-being.

03:39 🔒

11.5. Hedonism, frustration tolerance and scientific thinking

How to build lasting pleasure, tolerate frustration to reach goals, and apply scientific thinking to make responsible, evidence based decisions.

03:37 🔒

11.6. Take risks and avoid the search for utopia

How to take risks with courage without recklessness and accept life's imperfections to face failures, mature emotionally, and enjoy the process

03:38 🔒

TOPIC 12: THE PHILOSOPHY OF MINDFULNESS
6 Lessons00:18:53
You will practice nonjudgmental observation of thoughts, sensations, and emotions to reduce suffering, cultivate patience, accept without forcing, and keep attention on the breath with greater calm and clarity

12.1. Principle 1: non-judgment

This video teaches how to observe thoughts, sensations and emotions without judgment, applying the first mindfulness principle to reduce suffering and cultivate equanimity

03:04 🔒

12.2. Principle 2: patience

How to practice patience in mindfulness: learn to observe your mind without reacting, tolerate frustration, return attention to the breath, and honor your own pace of change.

03:06 🔒

12.3. Principle 3: beginner's mind

See each experience as if it were the first, release judgments and expectations, and live the present with curiosity, clarity and a deeper connection to everyday life.

03:11 🔒

12.4. Principle 4: trust

Develop confidence in yourself to be present, listen to your intuition and body, let go of judgment, cultivate patience, and accept the experience with calm and responsibility.

03:08 🔒

12.5. Principle 5: do not strive

Apply the principle of non striving in mindfulness: release the pressure to change emotions, focus effort on attention, and allow inner change to arise without forcing it.

03:12 🔒

12.6. Principle 6: acceptance

You will learn how to use acceptance in mindfulness to notice emotions and sensations without judgment, reduce extra suffering, and act with greater calm and clarity.

03:12 🔒

TOPIC 13: THE TFAR MODEL [THOUGHTS, FEELINGS, ACTIONS, RESULTS]
6 Lessons00:21:37
Master the TFAR model to identify thoughts that produce emotions, negotiate with yourself, release limiting beliefs, and align actions with goals to achieve sustainable results.

13.1. Introduction to the tfar system

How to use the TFAR model to align thoughts, emotions, and actions and achieve sustainable results

03:40 🔒

13.2. When emotion wins over logic

Identify the thought that triggers an emotion and learn to negotiate with yourself to change the feeling and make more coherent decisions

03:36 🔒

13.3. The power to act despite feelings

Act despite negative emotions: learn to use discipline and willpower to close the gap between what you feel and what you want to achieve.

03:22 🔒

13.4. Thoughts vs. Triggers

You will distinguish whether an emotion comes from an external trigger or from a repetitive thought, and you will know when to act on your environment or reframe your ideas to change how you feel.

03:44 🔒

13.5. The metaphor of the subconscious anchor

Identify and release subconscious beliefs and emotions that anchor you, allowing you to move toward your goals with less effort.

03:34 🔒

13.6. Applying the tfar to goal setting

Set goals by aligning your thoughts, emotions and actions to become the person who achieves them naturally and sustainably.

03:41 🔒

TOPIC 14: MORAL JUDGMENT AND DECISION MAKING
6 Lessons00:21:51
You will analyze the trolley problem to distinguish utilitarian and emotional judgments, omission bias, the doctrine of double effect, and how fatigue affects moral decision making.

14.1. The trolley dilemma: scenario a

How to evaluate moral arguments in the Trolley Problem and the tension between acting and omitting when choosing whether to save one person or several

03:26 🔒

14.2. The trolley dilemma: scenario

You will discover how the trolley problem variant with the corpulent man reveals differences between utilitarian judgment and emotional responses and their impact on real decisions like war and self-driving cars.

03:53 🔒

14.3. Omission bias and the doctrine of double effect

You will distinguish omission bias from the doctrine of double effect and how intent regarding collateral harm alters moral responsibility in trolley scenarios.

03:43 🔒

14.4. Joshua greene's neuroscientific explanation

Understand why pulling a lever feels impersonal while pushing a person provokes visceral repulsion, the yuck factor, and how fMRI studies show emotion and reason guide moral decisions, according to Greene.

03:43 🔒

14.5. The emotional dog and its rational tail

You will see why our moral decisions often stem from emotional intuitions and how reason comes later to justify what was decided.

03:29 🔒

14.6. Self-control and ego depletion

You will learn how mental, physical, and emotional effort draw on the same energy, why exhaustion lowers self control, and what simple steps restore your decision making power

03:37 🔒

TOPIC 15: THE POWER OF CUTENESS
6 Lessons00:22:19
Detect how the baby schema triggers feelings of cuteness in design, sales, and verdicts, and learn to recognize and reduce its biases to make fairer decisions in work, conservation, and justice.

15.1. Konrad lorenz's [baby schema]

Discover why seeing babies, puppies or kittens evokes tenderness: the baby schema traits and their evolutionary origin that drive us to care for them.

03:32 🔒

15.2. The commercial exploitation of monad

Discover how the baby schema turns designs into irresistible characters and products to evoke cuteness, build affinity, and boost sales, with examples like Mickey, Wall E, ET and cars with headlights that look like eyes

03:42 🔒

15.3. The dark side of cuteness: discrimination and neglect

You will recognize unconscious bias that favors cute children and learn how to reduce its impact to prevent unequal treatment, neglect and emotional harm.

03:31 🔒

15.4. The effect of monad on species conservation

How preference for cute animals like the panda skews conservation, harms reptiles and insects, and poses ethical dilemmas between emotion and scientific criteria

03:52 🔒

15.5. The impact of monad in legal trials

A Brandeis study shows facial appearance biases verdicts: baby-faced appearance lowers perceived guilt in assault cases but increases it in negligence cases.

04:08 🔒

15.6. Cuteness in the workplace

You will identify and counteract the halo effect of cuteness to make fairer, more objective workplace decisions.

03:34 🔒

TOPIC 16: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF DESIRE AND LUST
6 Lessons00:20:25
You will learn how sexual arousal distorts judgment and increases risky behavior, and master practical strategies to prevent unprotected sex, negotiate boundaries, and exercise self-control under pressure

16.1. The effect of sexual arousal on moral judgment

How sexual arousal changes judgment and morality by comparing male students calm versus aroused, revealing shifts in desire, ethics and risk perception.

03:16 🔒

16.2. Study results: attractiveness and questionable behaviors

How sexual arousal amplifies attraction to unconventional partners and practices and weakens moral judgment, increasing acceptance of ethically questionable behavior by up to 136%

03:27 🔒

16.3. Risk perception under arousal

Learn how sexual arousal lowers risk perception and condom importance, increasing the chance of unprotected sex by 25% and promoting impulsive decisions in men and women.

03:13 🔒

16.4. The evolutionary impulse and its current implications

You will discover why sexual drive, a product of evolution, can override judgment and how that mismatch with modern society creates social, legal and ethical risks.

03:16 🔒

16.5. Practical lessons: complacency and preparation

Recognize that calm does not predict behavior under arousal and learn to prevent harm: carry protection, set boundaries and master basic self defense techniques.

03:18 🔒

16.6. Perspectives on social problems

How sexual arousal can override judgment and why sex education must teach self awareness, negotiation and decision making in high pressure moments to prevent teen pregnancy and STIs

03:55 🔒

TOPIC 17: THE POWER OF HABITS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
6 Lessons00:21:47
Transform your environment and relationships to reduce stress and increase clarity, create small habits, reserve 1 to 3 high-impact routines for emergencies, and learn to curb negative thoughts with an elastic bracelet.

17.1. The physical environment and its emotional impact

Transform your microenvironment to reduce stress and boost mental clarity and motivation through order, cleanliness, lighting and aesthetics.

03:52 🔒

17.2. The social environment: you are the average of the people you surround yourself with

You will identify which relationships nourish or drain you and how to choose a social circle that improves your emotional well-being.

03:25 🔒

17.3. Managing the social environment: changing the people around you

Protect yourself socially: choose who you spend time with, limit exposure to negative influences, and find supportive communities that nourish you emotionally.

03:30 🔒

17.4. Positive habits for emotional well-being

You will build emotional well-being with small, consistent habits, learn to replace harmful habits and turn difficult emotions into creative energy.

03:30 🔒

17.5. The habit variation technique

You will identify 1 to 3 high-impact habits and learn to reserve them as an emergency button to restore your mood when repetition has reduced their effect.

03:27 🔒

17.6. The bracelet technique (Classical conditioning)

How to interrupt negative thoughts using an elastic bracelet and a snap to link them to discomfort, then replace them with positive thoughts and reward yourself.

04:03 🔒

TOPIC 18: SELF-EMPOWERMENT AND CLOSURE
6 Lessons00:19:40
Master techniques to identify and confront fears, turn failures into learning, challenge limiting beliefs, use posture and voice to gain confidence, and apply emotional intelligence to improve your well-being.

18.1. Face your fears to empower yourself

How to identify your fears, create a step by step plan to face them, and turn each conquered challenge into greater confidence and empowerment.

03:21 🔒

18.2. Help others to empower yourself

How to strengthen your well-being by helping people who are worse off: shift your perspective, cultivate gratitude, and find purpose as self-care and empowerment.

03:11 🔒

18.3. Use your posture and voice to empower yourself

Master power poses and voice use to boost confidence and reduce stress in minutes with quick techniques like pulling shoulders back, saying affirmations out loud and vocal releases in a safe space

03:28 🔒

18.4. Failure is not a person, it's an event

Turn failure into learning: in this video you'll learn to separate outcomes from your identity, overcome the fear of trying, and use mistakes to grow.

03:24 🔒

18.5. Other people's opinions don't have to be your reality

You will identify inherited limiting beliefs, trace their origin, and learn to question them to build a stronger self image and choose your own beliefs.

03:31 🔒

18.6. Final reflection and next steps

Use daily emotional intelligence and self empowerment techniques to manage emotions, practice self awareness and improve your personal well being.

02:45 🔒

TOPIC 19: DOWNLOADABLE DOCUMENTATION
1 Lessons00:00:00

📥 19.1. Download syllabus in pdf

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Emotional Psychology Course Details

Course Information: Initiation to Applied Emotional Psychology

To begin your journey on the Emotional Psychology Course, we invite you to click on the [REGISTER] button.

In order for you to discover the unique methodology of our program and become familiar with the variety of teaching materials—which include real-life case studies, practical exercises for emotional management, and resources on emotional intelligence—we have designed an introductory module that covers two fundamental concepts of emotional psychology.

This first stage is designed to help you resolve any doubts and delve into the perspective and approaches that define emotional psychology, before confirming your full enrollment in this comprehensive training.

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Our program will help you understand affective processes and develop the skills needed to enrich your experience and your professional competencies.

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You will learn to identify and manage your own and others' emotions, avoid unnecessary conflicts, and demonstrate the maturity that enhances your professional abilities.

Official Certification in Advanced Emotional Psychology

At the end of this study on the affective universe, you will receive a diploma from our school certifying your training in self-knowledge and emotional regulation. This private accreditation confirms that you understand the mechanisms of emotional intelligence and is a valuable curricular asset for personal growth, as it ensures the student masters practical resources to identify, process, and manage internal states according to criteria of balance, technical rigor, and comprehensive mental health.

Passing the tests for each video is mandatory. This way we validate our students' learning.

Job Opportunities for the Emotional Psychology Course

The growing interest in understanding how emotions and relationships affect our emotional and mental well-being is key in the areas of health, community, and work. Developing the ability to recognize emotional factors that can act as risks or protectors, as well as learning to foster effective emotional support, is essential to strengthening personal and collective resilience and facilitating healthy adaptation processes.

This course will provide you with fundamental tools to analyze the impact of emotions and interactions on mental health, apply strategies based on emotional regulation and emotional awareness to promote well-being, and provide practical resources that strengthen emotional connection and improve the quality of life for both individuals and groups.

The knowledge and skills acquired will be valuable for your personal growth in the emotional and social spheres, in addition to preparing you to actively participate in the development of support networks, collaborate in community emotional interventions, or enrich your professional performance with a deeper and more empathetic vision of the emotional processes that influence human behavior.

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Frequently asked questions about Emotional Psychology

What is emotional psychology and why is it important?

Emotional psychology is a branch of psychology that studies how emotions affect our thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. Its importance lies in enabling us to understand and manage our emotions in a healthy way, promoting psychological and emotional well being.

By learning to identify and regulate our emotions, we can improve our ability to cope with stress, make more balanced decisions, and establish more satisfying interpersonal relationships. Additionally, emotional psychology helps us develop emotional intelligence, a key skill for personal and professional success.

What techniques can I use to manage emotional stress?

Managing emotional stress is essential for maintaining psychological balance. There are various techniques that can help you:

  • Deep breathing: Practicing slow, deep breaths activates the parasympathetic nervous system, reducing the stress response.
  • Mindfulness: Mindful awareness allows you to focus on the present moment, decreasing anxiety and promoting calm.
  • Physical exercise: Physical activity releases endorphins, neurotransmitters that improve mood and reduce stress.
  • Social connection: Talking with friends, family, or a therapist provides emotional support and perspective.
  • Setting boundaries: Learning to say no and prioritize your needs helps prevent burnout and chronic stress.

Implementing these techniques into your daily routine can significantly improve your ability to manage emotional stress.

How do emotions affect my physical health?

Emotions have a direct impact on our physical health. Chronic negative emotions, such as stress, anger, or sadness, can contribute to the development of various health conditions, including:

  • Cardiovascular diseases: Prolonged stress can raise blood pressure and increase the risk of heart disease.
  • Sleep disorders: Anxiety and worry can interfere with sleep quality, leading to insomnia or chronic fatigue.
  • Digestive problems: Stress can affect the digestive system, causing anything from indigestion to more serious conditions.
  • Weakened immune system: Negative emotions can weaken the immune system, increasing susceptibility to illness.

On the other hand, positive emotions such as joy and gratitude can strengthen the immune system and promote better overall health.

What is 'kama muta' and how does it relate to emotional psychology?

The [kama muta] is a deep emotion experienced in moments of intense emotional connection, such as unexpected hugs or genuine acts of kindness. Its name comes from Sanskrit and means [carried by love].

This emotion is characterized by physical sensations such as tears, goosebumps, and a feeling of inner warmth. Although it is difficult to describe, it is universally recognized and has become an important phenomenon in emotional psychology.

Understanding and experiencing the kama muta can enrich our emotional life, strengthening emotional bonds and promoting psychological well being.

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