No one walks through trauma untouched. Even when you tell yourself you’ll rise above it, outgrow it, or break the cycle—it has a way of rewiring your emotional responses in ways you never saw coming.

Emotionally intelligent people know what is acceptable to say when someone is going through an emotional experience, and what is not. They care and are empathetic toward the emotions that other people ...

Emotional fragility and sensitivity aren't inherently bad traits; in fact, they often encourage people to be more empathetic, compassionate, and socially aware in their relationships and interactions, ...

One of the necessary ingredients in a healthy emotional relationship with another person is the ability to be present for that person. Being emotionally available means having the capacity to ...

Articles about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often focus on physical violence. But emotional abuse can also cause PTSD. Some research suggests it may be as harmful as, or even more harmful ...

Your calendar is clear. You're sitting on the couch next to that special someone, or perhaps you're locking eyes across a table at your go-to restaurant. Yet, you could be giving off serious vibes ...

When you hear the word "abuse," some form of physical abuse, verbal abuse or sexual abuse may come to mind. But people may not think about emotional abuse. This kind of abuse can be more subtle to ...

Source: Emiliano Vittoriosi / Unsplash For many, emotional sensitivity is a fact of life. According to therapist Karyn Hall in her book, The Emotionally Sensitive Person: Finding Peace When Emotions ...

Nick Sirianni is an emotional person coaching an emotional sport. Earlier in the week, the Eagles head coach mentioned his Italian heritage and how people from that background tend to get emotional.