Life Skills Courses
The Reflective Human life skills courses teaches a practical approach for navigating daily life, focusing on personal growth and social competence. The curriculum covers essential topics such as communication, financial literacy, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, effective problem-solving and self-awareness. Through our interactive seminars and online courses we aim to empower individuals from all walks of life to positively contribute to their communities.
Learning the HOW of Critical Thinking
HARNESSING THE POWER OF MEDITATION
Meditation offers a powerful tool for enhancing mental clarity, emotional well-being, and overall quality of life. This guide is designed to introduce learners to the practices of meditation and its profound benefits.
DEALING WITH DEATH
This guide looks at death through a humanistic lens. We will review the philosophical, psychological, and cultural perspectives surrounding mortality. This topics covers the grieving process, the emotional and practical aspects of loss, rituals and customs, and the role of death in personal growth and emotional intelligence.
VALUE OF THE COMMON GOOD
The common good refers to the well-being, interests, and benefits that are shared by members of a society without partiality or exclusion. This Learning guide explores the concept of the common good as a foundational element of a just and equitable society. Learners will examine how individual actions, community values, and governmental policies can align to promote the well-being of all.
MONEY AND PERSONAL WELL-BEING
While acknowledging the importance of money, it is crucial to maintain a balanced perspective. Money should never be the sole determinant of personal worth or societal value. Valuing human connections, kindness, and compassion should always remain at the core of our interactions.
MANAGING OTHERS' EXPECTATIONS OF YOU
As individuals, we often find ourselves grappling with various expectations imposed upon us, both by external sources and our own inner desires. These expectations can stem from societal norms, cultural ideals, familial pressures, religious tenets, or personal aspirations.
MANAGING YOUR EXPECTATION OF OTHERS
On different levels and to various extents we all have expectations of the people around us, personal or professional. Understanding how to effectively manage our expectations of others can lead to healthier relationships and improved emotional well-being. This guide examines the value of setting realistic expectation.
DEALING WITH DEPRESSION
The root cause of depression is in the brain, and it is usually modulated by imbalances in the neurochemical pathways that account for our understanding and appreciation of our physical, emotional and social environment. Individuals dealing with depression are also prone to bouts of anxiety.
FINDING YOUR PERSONAL PURPOSE
Life can be filled with distractions and competing priorities and discovering your personal purpose can be both challenging and transformative. This guide is designed to lead us through a reflective journey aimed at uncovering our core values, passions and what our unique contributions to the world.
CULTIVATING ACTIVE LISTENING
Effective listening is often overlooked in skills training, yet it is crucial for any meaningful communication. This guide focuses on enhancing our listening skills to promote emotional intelligence and unselfishness in both personal and professional settings.
A SIMPLE ACT OF KINDNESS
"A Simple Act of Kindness" encourages us to explore the impact that small gestures of compassion can have on individuals and communities. This guide examines the psychological and social benefits of kindness, fostering an environment where learners can reflect on their own experiences and the potential ripple effect of their actions.