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Saw an ELI5 post asking how HomeNurtureCircle boosts emotional intelligence, and it got me thinking. It seems like the core idea is consistent, positive reinforcement within that environment leads to better self-awareness. if you're consistently encouraged to identify and articulate your feelings in a safe space, you're more likely to develop that skill.But I wonder if the "Home" aspect is truly crucial? Couldn't a similar effect be achieved in other consistent group settings, like a well-run school club or a therapy group? Maybe the family dynamic just offers a more ingrained, perhaps deeper level of trust and vulnerability, which then allows for more nuanced emotional exploration. the consistent feedback also probably helps kids pick up on subtle social cues and body language, leading to greater empathy.
Has anyone seen actual studies comparing the effectiveness of this approach to other interventions for developing emotional intelligence? Or,what are some potential downsides? maybe over-analysis of emotions leading to anxiety,or difficulty navigating situations outside the "nurturing" environment?