Embrace your Emotions – Meet the Worry Woos

DEVELOPING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

In a world that’s so fast and furious, exciting yet exhausting, never has there been more urgency in educating our children in how to emotionally cope with it all. That’s why we’ve developed the The WorryWoo™ Developing Emotional Intelligence (DEI) Program.

As teachers and educators, we all know that social and emotional intelligence is second to none in terms of health and happiness; as they say EQ > IQ in life!

Being able to recognise and embrace our emotions, as well as having parents, teachers and educators who can help navigate the rapidly changing 21st century is essential in making sure children can advance in all phases of educational growth.

“Emotional Intelligence is broadly defined as being able to recognise, understand and manage our emotions. It is just as important as a child’s academic ability and in fact, is a better predictor of happiness and success in life.”
Dr John Irvine, The READ Clinic co-founder

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