Emotional intelligence is a core missing skill. Many Black men grow up suppressing emotions and avoiding vulnerability, often due to generational trauma. Learning to name and express feelings strengthens health, relationships, and overall well-being.
Safe communication transforms families and classrooms. Whether working with teens or adults, honest dialogue without judgment helps resolve conflict, deepen connection, and create an environment where everyone feels understood.
People's actions rarely match their values until they do the inner work. Coaching helps identify where behaviors come from—family patterns, fear, survival mode—and guides people toward choices that align with the lives they say they want.
Gregory L. Hall, MD, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, is an internal medicine doctor and an expert in African American health. He authored “Better Black Health: A Comprehensive Guide in the Age of Precision Medicine”...