- A MORE EFFECTIVE WAY OF WORKING

People shouldn't have to think alike to work well together.

Different perspectives are a valuable part of what people bring to an organization.

​​​​​​​But these differences are why emotionally challenging situations arise everyday and all day long throughout the workplace...
-A COMMMON REALITY IN TODAY'S WORKPLACE

Emotionally Challenging Situations Consume Time and Energy.
 

When people aren’t equipped to navigate the emotions that arise around those differences, organizations can lose both time and energy—and the value those differences could have contributed.

But emotionally challenging situations are part of everyday work. And when difficult emotions like anger and anxiety become involved (whether our own or someone else’s), situations that should be easily managed quickly become much harder to navigate.
- THE MISSING KNOWLEDGE

Most People Were Never Taught How Emotions Actually Work.​​​​​​​

We've been taught to control challenging emotions - not to understand how they function or what they may be signaling.  As a result, we often miss useful information, react instead of respond, and spend more time and energy on issues that should be easier to resolve.

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- THE SOLUTION

Practical Emotional Literacy™

Practical Emotional Literacy™ is a non-theraputic, practical, evidence-informed discipline that provides the working knowledge about emotions that most of us were never taught.

Practical Emotional Literacy™ teaches how emotions function, why they become active, what different emotions are signaling, and how to use that information to navigate situations more effectively and create better outcomes.
-REAL VALUE FOR ORGANIZATIONS

Better Equipped People. Better Outcomes.
 

Organizations get more value from what their people bring to the table without losing time and energy to unnecessary friction.

Instead of simply reacting, shutting down, avoiding emotionally challenging situations, or focusing on getting emotions under control, people can understand why an emotion became active, consider the information it may be bringing to their attention, and choose how to respond.

When people experience the same situation differently, potentially useful concerns and perspectives are more likely to become visible and available for consideration.
  • Difficult conversations can become more productive
  • Assumptions can be challenged
  • Disagreements can be worked through more effectively
  • Decisions can benefit from information that might otherwise have been overlooked.

At the same time, issues are less likely to persist, escalate, resurface, or require intervention.
---BUILT FROM REAL EXPERIENCE

A Unique Perspective.
​​​​​​​A Practical Discipline.
 

I'm Lisa Welsher, founder of Practical Emotional Literacy™. With 30+ years in management consulting, a rigorous evidence-informed study of emotions and a lifelong ability to turn complexity into practical frameworks.  I created Practical Emotional Literacy™ to help organizations equip people to work with tough emotions rather than against them.

Learn more about my story >
-LET'S CREATE BETTER OUTCOMES

Equip Your People for What Really Matters.
 

People shouldn't have to think alike to work well together.

When people learn to work with difficult emotions rather than against them, they become better equipped to understand what needs attention, navigate emotionally challenging situations more effectively, and create better outcomes.
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