Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a kind of socioemotional intelligence. Individuals with more Emotional Intelligence are more flexible, adaptable and resilient when navigating challenging situations.

There is evidence that practicing Emotional Intelligence promotes well-being, psychological empowerment, intra-/interpersonal skills, adaptability, general mood and quality of patient care. Practicing Emotional Intelligence decreases stress, symptoms of anxiety and symptoms of depression.

The resources below will provide you and your team with educational tools for facilitating a session on health promotion using Emotional Intelligence. There are recommendations for multiple types of educational sessions such as a brief 5-minute learning session, a full workshop, or session specific to your team.

Facilitation Guide:

Clinical Health Professionals Module

Non-Clinical Health Professionals Module