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Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence

Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence

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Nov 3, 2026

Maria HornerGUEST
27:07
So definitely, definitely going to tap into some of that.
Maria HornerGUEST
27:11
And the other thing that I wanted to share, and you've heard me say this, so I'm also, in addition to Tina Bryson, a huge fan of a man named Mark Brackett, who is the founder and CEO of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence.
Maria HornerGUEST
27:23
And he wrote a book called Permission to Feel and then a follow-up called Dealing with Feeling.
Maria HornerGUEST
27:28
And I wish I had had these two books.
Ashley DupuyHOST
4:23
Today's episode is grounded in the extraordinary work of Dr.
Ashley DupuyHOST
4:27
Mark Brackett, professor of psychology at Yale and the founder of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence.
Ashley DupuyHOST
4:35
His appearance on the Huberman Lab podcast is one of the most illuminating conversations I've encountered in this space.
Ashley DupuyHOST
4:43
And I thought it was the perfect foundation for this new chapter of episodes.
Ellen GalinskyGUEST
43:04
Excuse me, that aside, could you just say that louder?
John ElmerudHOST
43:07
Well, and Mark Brackett at Yale, the Center for Emotional Intelligence, and his RULER intervention, he now, and he may have always had it, but I just recently ran across it, has a way to use that same approach on teachers.
John ElmerudHOST
43:24
before they're then asked to go and use it in their classrooms.
John ElmerudHOST
43:27
And so I think that drift to, wait a second, if you don't even have a growth mindset, if you don't have the possibility, if you don't have...
Marc BrackettGUEST
0:46
Professor at Yale,
KashHOST
0:47
founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence.
KashHOST
0:51
Your work has been put in 5,000 schools, impacted 10 million children.
KashHOST
0:56
You've also taken the same work and put it into Fortune 100 boardrooms, hedge funds, worked in the White House.
Pete MockaitisHOST
0:36
Marc Brackett.
Pete MockaitisHOST
0:37
He's the founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, a widely published researcher, and the best-selling author of two books.
Pete MockaitisHOST
0:44
He's also one of the minds behind the How We Feel app, which I love and use all the time.
Pete MockaitisHOST
0:49
So you'll learn, one, the critical first step to masterful emotional regulation.
Morra Aarons-MeleHOST
4:54
The unresolved business from your past, as we'll hear from Marc Brackett today, is present in and relevant to how we all work and lead.
Morra Aarons-MeleHOST
5:03
Marc Brackett, PhD, is the founder and director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and a professor in the Child Study Center of Yale University.
Morra Aarons-MeleHOST
5:12
He is the lead developer of RULER, an evidence-based approach to social and emotional learning that's been adopted by nearly 2,000 schools globally, and it's great for adults, too.
Morra Aarons-MeleHOST
5:23
His book, Permission to Feel, is one of my favorites.

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Oct 13 · 1 Mention

speaker_0HOST
7:37
You have sat in it.
speaker_0HOST
7:39
Marc Brackett at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence developed the RUEER method: recognizing, understanding, labeling, expressing, and regulating emotions.
speaker_0HOST
7:51
It is a framework for emotional literacy, and it now runs in school systems across the United States and internationally.
speaker_0HOST
7:58
His research shows measurable effects on decision-making quality, team performance, and leadership effectiveness in populations that build these skills on purpose.
Andreas E. WagnerGUEST
21:14
Daniel Goleman as a godfather of emotional intelligence telling it.
Andreas E. WagnerGUEST
21:18
Also Mark Brackett, he's the director of the Yale Center of Emotional Intelligence.
Andreas E. WagnerGUEST
21:22
Vanessa Durusk, she's a researcher on emotional intelligence in teams.
Andreas E. WagnerGUEST
21:26
So they did in-depth research that emotional intelligence a learnable skill, because people saying sometimes, "I am as I am, and therefore I do my stuff as I am." And the thing is, everything, what we can do, we can learn and we can unlearn certain things.
David St. ArnaultHOST
50:50
So if anyone's interested and wants more of the academic side of this and the research support for it, Mark Brackett, he's written a couple of books.
David St. ArnaultHOST
51:00
He's the founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, and he walks through a lot of the research and conducts research in this area.
David St. ArnaultHOST
51:09
So one of his books, Permission to Feel, and the other one I can't remember right now, but just look up Mark Brackett.
David St. ArnaultHOST
51:17
And if that resonates more with you and helps you understand these concepts in a more kind of intellectual way before you even go to the emotional aspect of it, then there's resources out there.
Mel RobbinsHOST
44:47
And this particular recommendation I love, it comes from Dr. Marc Brackett.
Mel RobbinsHOST
44:51
Dr. Brackett is the founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence.
Mel RobbinsHOST
44:55
He's a professor in the Child Study Center at Yale University.
Mel RobbinsHOST
44:59
He's also the author of a number of New York Times bestselling books, and he was on The Mel Robbins Podcast, and he uses this framework, and you can use it to manage your emotions.

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