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Are you entangled in difficult
relationships or painful emotions? Do you suffer from old trauma?
Do you suffer from your parents' drama, your partner's demands, your
boss's moods?
Do you want to untangle your life ... and reclaim your freedom?
Are you Growing Up - or Growing Old?
How old do you feel? Sometimes younger than your
body age? Do you feel mature?
- Do you accept reality as it is?
- Can you deal with losses and regrets?
- Can you solve your problems promptly?
- Are you adaptable and capable of change?
- Do you take responsibility for your finances?
- Do you live realistically, conscious of your mortality?
- Do you accept your age and continue your
development?
- Do you concern yourself with social problems and solutions?
- Can you feel good about yourself and enjoy your
relationships?
- Can you stay in integrity, despite temptations,
compromises and conflicts?
Maturity isn't an award given to good children. Some people
develop maturity, others avoid it.
Mature people can cope with marriage, illness, divorce, parenthood,
careers and unemployment. When mature people want help - they find help
quickly. See
Emotional Intelligence and
Emotional Maturity 2.
Most young people have a sense of romance, as a precursor to
wisdom. Romantic ideals may be wonderful for teenagers - wisdom, clarity and wit
form a basis for a mature life. Boys and girls want to play games and get laid.
Men and women want healthy partnership, and to move on with their lives.
Immature adults seek toys, games and substitutes for parents.
When immature people want help (often) they act like
needy children or victims. Immature people
need mature mentors and self-esteem but seek
shallow relationships and gratification. See
Codependence and Coaching Young Adults.
Emotional maturity seems to be a prerequisite for happiness
and is associated with
self-esteem and a stable
sense of integrity.
Emotional immaturity is associated with fun, also with entanglements,
transferences, parental
alienation, burnout and shallow relationships.
Who is Emotionally Retarded?
Emotional immaturity often seems to be a consequence of
childhood trauma and parenting. Parts of a person may be immature, seemingly
stuck at ages corresponding to unhealed abuse or trauma. This common stress disorder
often reflects inadequate or inappropriate parenting.
A sign of maturity is believing you're right
without needing to make others wrong.
Mature people can retain or regain many of their youthful strengths.
You can retain or regain your capacity for wonder, pleasure and playfulness,
your affiliation and curiosity, and your idealism and passion.
Our unique coaching can help you recover and integrate these qualities with your
adult maturity, wisdom, knowledge and responsibility - with
your strength and vision.
Another sign of maturity is seeing your
parents as ordinary people.
Keys to emotional maturity include
self-esteem, clarity and a stable
sense of integrity. Then, dissolve mentor damage and find
inspirational mentors for living the life you want. If you want to heal
stress disorders, relationship disappointments and fixations to better accept yourself, we can
coach you.
Key Qualities of Maturity are:
- Self-control: accept and control passions, emotions,
desires, wishes, choosing what is right
- Wisdom: understanding; insight; learn from experience; appropriate decisions; handle stress
- Responsibility: personal accountability for
one's actions; finances; work habits and reliability
- Independence: make decisions and observe
consequences - to make better decisions
- Self-esteem: inner fulfillment, enjoying
existence, experiencing oneself as a fountain of love
Biological maturity, psychological maturity and social maturity
may correspond to Erikson's stages of adult development. (Erikson's stages can
be summarized as: intimacy versus isolation (young adulthood), creativity versus
stagnation (middle age), and integrity versus despair (age 45 onwards).
Emotionally Mature or Emotionally Retarded?
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Comparison of Maturity |
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Physical Maturity |
Cognitive Maturity |
- the age of your body
- muscle mass and body shape
- become a parent
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- select information from available data
- apply information by making decisions
- understand and tolerate different views
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Emotional Maturity |
Relationship Maturity |
- self-esteem
- responsible for own decisions
- maintain self-control in adversity
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- be friendly and share resources
- cooperate with peers and teams
- communicate data and decisions
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Who is emotionally retarded? You can compare
a person's emotional control, decision-making and relationship skills
with the requirements of the relationships in which that person
participates. Most people seem to be as mature as they choose to be. See
Emotional Maturity 2
- increase self-control
- settle conflicts peacefully
- take personal responsibility
- delay gratification of long-term goals
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- persevere, complete projects
- be dependable and resourceful
- make decisions and keep them
- solve problems without complaining
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Maturity Coaching
Don't say the world owes you a living. The
world owes you nothing. It was here first. Mark Twain
Children and childish adults often want everything now, and
avoid enduring anything they do not like. They know little of personal
responsibility and often rely on other people for care and protection. People
who care for childish adults may be confused about the difference between
protection and control.
Sometimes it seems that girls are mentored to become women,
while boys are mentored to become teenagers. If you are mature, you can delay your gratification and desires,
and you can maintain self control. If your parents did not fully coach you to
maturity, we offer our coaching and mentorship.
You can gain emotional maturity, self-control, wisdom and responsibility.
Maturity doesn't just happen.
We coach people to mature.
Would you
like to
benefit from our experience?
Systemic Coaching & Emotional Maturity
Do you try to step from sin to forgiveness,
without repentance and restitution? It doesn't work.
Relationships:
We can coach you to evaluate your past and current relationships, and
develop inspiring relationships in which you can express qualities you want in your life.
Create Partnership.
Accept yourself: We can
give you candid feedback about your behavior, and help you see
yourself as others see you. We can coach you to dissolve
relationship bonds and become the person you are.
Pull yourself together: We can coach you to
recover, develop and integrate qualities that you lost or never
developed -
we can help you dissolve trauma and
abuse.
Win-win: We can coach you to resolve
entanglements and
conflicts in ways that are appropriate for your
particular family, team or organization.
We can coach you towards success on your projects.
Sense of
life: We can coach you to rebuild your self-esteem and define goals that
are worth striving for; and a character that has strength and meaning. Then
you can enrich the lives of other people.
Do you want to enjoy a sense of life that is
only available to the emotionally mature?
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