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Introduction: In the realm of emotional intelligence, few skills are as impactful as affect labelling. The ability to accurately identify and articulate one’s emotions lays the foundation for effective communication, self-regulation, and interpersonal understanding. And while many adults strive to hone these skills, it’s equally crucial to nurture them in our children from a
Read MoreIntroduction: Running a business as a couple can be an exhilarating journey filled with shared dreams, challenges, and triumphs. However, navigating the delicate balance between work and love requires intentionality, communication, and mutual support. In the dynamic world of couple businesses, where professional responsibilities intertwine with personal relationships, finding harmony between work and love is
Read MoreIntroduction: Running a business as a couple can be incredibly rewarding, allowing partners to combine their strengths, shared vision, and passion for success. However, navigating the complexities of entrepreneurship together can also pose unique challenges, with conflicts arising from differences in management styles, communication preferences, and work-life balance. To cultivate a thriving partnership both personally
Read MoreI'm many things to many people. I am a lawyer-turned-peacemaker, mediator, best-selling author, trainer, coach, and speaker. I've worked in places as diverse as maximum security prisons and the U.S. Congressional Budget Office. I'm dedicated to helping people de-scalate intense confrontations and teaching others to do what I do.
Tori Johnson
Clinical Psychotherapist
" Through your work, I am a much better person, therapist, mother, friend, wife, and all the other roles I play in life. Your book De-Escalate should be a requirement for all clinical therapist to read. I learned more from your book that all my work in grad school in reference to seeing the big picture. "
Sharon Lusk
" Thank you, thank you, thank you for teaching us about affect labeling. My husband, a Physician, helped me with some of Leiberman's articles last night. And, despite your cautions, we practiced on each other. After being married for over 25 years, we learned things about each other! "