“A contingent response is when the quality, intensity, and timing of the other's signals clearly reflect the signals that we have sent. With contingent interpersonal interactions, we create a neural sense of grounding and empowerment in a social world of… — Daniel Siegel Copy Share Image
“Having an emotional intolerance for helplessness can lead to parental behaviors that target that helplessness in children and attack them for it... When their… — Daniel Siegel Copy Share Image
“Nurturing relationships involve the sharing and amplification of positive emotions and the soothing and reduction of negative ones.” — Daniel Siegel Copy Share Image
“A contingent response is when the quality, intensity, and timing of the other's signals clearly reflect the signals that we have sent. With contingent… — Daniel Siegel Copy Share Image
