What Primates Can Teach Us About Human Emotion What if the roots of human emotional intelligence extend far beyond human interaction? A recent study highlighted by ZME Science reveals something fascinating: humans don’t just recognize emotional expressions in non-human primates—we mirror them. And we do it automatically. This finding reinforces something we emphasize at Humintell:…
Read MoreJunk Food Fuels Violence? The Science of Diet & Aggression
When it comes to understanding violent or aggressive behavior, we often focus on psychology or environment. But there’s a hidden factor most people overlook: diet. Read: Another perspective on understanding anger Recent studies suggest that junk food consumption can influence emotional stability, aggression, and even violent tendencies—especially among teens and young adults. In this article,…
Read MoreGuest Blog Post: Turning Crisis into Opportunity
Guest blog post by Ron Holloway, CEO, Holloway Resilience Solutions In today’s uncertain world, leaders must be prepared to guide their teams through crises. Success during challenging times isn’t about avoiding adversity, but rather facing it with the right mindset and approach. One of the most effective methods I use in coaching leaders is…
Read MoreWhat Do Boundaries Have To Do With Emotional Wellbeing?
October is Emotional Wellness Month. Emotional wellness, which is also known as emotional health or emotional wellbeing, is a person’s ability to handle their emotions and the varied experiences they encounter in life. Enjoy this Guest Blog Post By Derya Ozes, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Operational Leader & Executive Coach As a therapist, organizational…
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