The Energy Bucket provides teachers and educationalists with tools to better understand and manage differences in personality, energy levels and attitude within their students.

Using the Four Energy Modes of Productivity and the Key Principles of Energy Management, we can maximize a student's ability to absorb new information and integrate it into their consciousness. Educators can manage their communication with regard to energy levels, attitude, personality, learning preferences and energy modes.

Furthermore, educational institutions can provide their teachers  with these tools to assist them to manage classroom conflict.

Bullying and inequalities of power are one area where knowledge of the Energy Bucket is especially useful.

Bullying effects all of us, either directly or indirectly, and can be defined as behaviors that fit into anyone or more of these three categories: Harassment, Discrimination and Violence.

Research is starting to reveal that the effect of these type of experiences goes beyond the psychological or emotional,  and affects us all in a very physical way, right down at the level of our cells and into our DNA.

This same research also shows that these feelings affect the people around you, influence the patterns in your life, and how you view the world. Even more profoundly, these experiences interact with your DNA and can be passed on to your children.

Scientists have recently discovered that there’s more to our DNA than we first thought.

They’ve discovered that the 90% of our DNA they thought was just junk is actually something important.

And they’ve found out that everything we do interacts with our DNA. And what’s even more amazing is that if the experience includes a strong emotion it can literally be written into our genetic code.

The research shows that this effect starts in the womb, and continues throughout our life, right into old age.

Lis Faenza has spent her life endeavoring to understand energy and its interaction with our DNA. Recent findings in quantum physics and quantum biology have shed light on what is going on. It's Lis' mission to bring this information to the general public. Combined with her expertise in human performance, these insights offer new approaches to our understanding of communication and learning.

To find out more about the latest research into relationship between genes, behavior, energy and bullying, please see 'The DNA of Bullying," available as an e-book from our shop.