Life Skills Matter
You Do Better When You Know Better
Psychosocial competence is a person's ability to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life. It is a person's ability to maintain a state of mental well-being and to demonstrate this in adaptive and positive behavior while interacting with others, his/her culture and environment.
The most direct interventions for social-emotional competence is to enhance the person's coping resources, and personal and social competencies. In school-based programs for children and adolescents, this can be done by the teaching of life skills in a supportive learning environment.
“The greatest discovery of my generation is that a human being can alter his life by altering his attitudes”
~William James (Psychologist)
Which Life Skills Do You Need?
Character Development
Interpersonal Soft Skills/Social Skills
Interpersonal Soft Skills/Social Skills
- Giving Back to the Community/Volunteerism
- Work Ethic
- Self-Confidence
- Thinking For Self Instead Of Succumbing To Peer Pressure
- Personal Morals/Ethics/Right From Wrong
- Caring For Others
- Self-Discipline
- Coping With Emotions/Self-Regulation
- Taking Pride In Work
- Responsibility/Accountability
- Self-Determination
- Resiliency/Grit
- Honesty
Interpersonal Soft Skills/Social Skills
Interpersonal Soft Skills/Social Skills
Interpersonal Soft Skills/Social Skills
- Collaboration
- Mannerisms
- Developing Relationships
- Being Assertive Without Being Aggressive
- Leadership
- Communication Skills
- Handling Criticism
- Dealing With Bullying
- Problem Solving/Critical Thinking
- Active Listening
- Taking Direction From Supervisors
- Managing Personal Conflict
- Accepting Different Opinions
Functional Life Skills
Interpersonal Soft Skills/Social Skills
Functional Life Skills
Managing Personal Finances
Job Hunting
Job Skills Training
Time Management
Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
Food Shopping and Preparation