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It’s not just food

Empathy
Empathic Listening: How To Be A Better Listener

Scott Haas Ph.D. on August 28, 2022

Being more empathic is more possible by reading the air, a way of communication that is fundamental to traditions associated with Shintoism and Zen Buddhism.

Being more empathic is more possible by reading the air, a way of communication that is fundamental to traditions associated with Shintoism and Zen Buddhism.

Relationships
Inside the Minds of the Successful

Scott Haas Ph.D. on June 17, 2021

What motivates the behaviors of successful people? How do they handle stress? Why are they capable of achieving their goals? What are their resiliencies?

What motivates the behaviors of successful people? How do they handle stress? Why are they capable of achieving their goals? What are their resiliencies?

Psychology
New Year, New You

Scott Haas Ph.D. on January 4, 2021

Why does January 2021 feel a lot like every January from years before? How do we make real change?

Why does January 2021 feel a lot like every January from years before? How do we make real change?

Stress
How to Accept and Get Past Pain

Scott Haas Ph.D. on August 13, 2020

Change takes place incrementally, and is always happening. Accepting change and participating in it decreases stress. It's not the same as resignation; acceptance means moving on.

Change takes place incrementally, and is always happening. Accepting change and participating in it decreases stress. It's not the same as resignation; acceptance means moving on.