Brendan Cutuli
Brendan Cutuli
S2E3: Social & Emotional Cues With Elana Davidson
S2E3: Social & Emotional Cues With Elana Davidson
S2E3: Social & Emotional Cues With Elana Davidson
Wednesday 18th March 2020
Elana Davidson talks about social and emotional cues, childhood trauma, and emotional intelligence with Brendan Cutuli on 'Mental Insights'.
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Most of us learn that we're not supposed to feel how we feel... kids know so well who they are, what they like, what they don't like, what they want, what they don't want.
How often do we really think about the social and emotional signals we send and receive? In this episode of 'Mental Insights', host Brendan Cutuli chats with Elana Davidson, a transformational coach and author of 'Finding Your Own Happy'. Elana brings her expertise to the table, focusing on how understanding social and emotional cues can help us navigate relationships more effectively.
From childhood trauma to cultural influences, Elana sheds light on how these factors shape our emotional responses and interactions with others. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence in healing and personal growth. One of the standout points in their conversation is the need to embrace our emotions instead of pushing them away. Elana explains that many of us are taught from a young age to suppress our feelings, which can lead to internalized emotions and even depression.
By acknowledging and processing our emotions, we can start to heal and move forward. The episode also highlights the power of connection and community in the healing process. Surrounding ourselves with supportive people who understand and empathize with us can create a sense of belonging and resilience.
Throughout their discussion, Brendan and Elana cover a range of topics, including the role of culture in shaping emotional responses, the importance of identifying and fulfilling our needs, and treating the root causes of depression rather than just its symptoms. This engaging conversation offers practical insights and tools for anyone looking to better understand their emotions and improve their relationships.