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Eglantine Julle-Daniere

About

Eglantine Julle-Daniere just finished her Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Portsmouth. She is a biologist by training, a life-science engineer by design, and a psychology student by happenstance.

Recent Posts
Don’t Forget the Context
"Without context, a piece of information is just a dot. It floats in your brain with a lot of other dots and doesn’t mean a damn thing." M. Ventura
Meditation What?
Saying "meditation isn't for me" might be true, but chances are you just haven't found the type you like yet.
Happiness or Meaning

What gives life meaning? Viktor Frankl was the first to theorize the need for drives in a human's life and realized that to have a meaningful life, you need to give life meaning.

What gives life meaning? Viktor Frankl was the first to theorize the need for drives in a human's life and realized that to have a meaningful life, you need to give life meaning.

Hearing and Being Heard

Verbal communication is key to human interactions. The biggest problem is that we often listen not to understand, but to reply.

Verbal communication is key to human interactions. The biggest problem is that we often listen not to understand, but to reply.

The Faces of Emotions

Emotions can be communicated with the face, but do we all make the same face?

Emotions can be communicated with the face, but do we all make the same face?

Communicating Emotions

Communication is the cornerstone of successful relationships. However, it is not all about facts or planning future actions.

Communication is the cornerstone of successful relationships. However, it is not all about facts or planning future actions.

Shame, Guilt, and Embarrassment

"What is done cannot be undone..." But it can be acknowledged as wrong to allow us to move forward. This is about how moral emotions play a role in our social relationships.

"What is done cannot be undone..." But it can be acknowledged as wrong to allow us to move forward. This is about how moral emotions play a role in our social relationships.