Sue Gerhardt, author of ‘Why Love Matters’, illustrates the important connection between nurturing infants and the development of empathy.
Erika had the opportunity to interview Sue Gerhardt, a British psychoanalytic psychotherapist and author of Why Love Matters: How Affection Shapes a Baby’s Brain, as she shared her insights into how nurturing infants can positively impact their social, emotional and psychological well-being later in life.
The full article as featured in Managing Partner can be viewed here.http://mollerpsfg.com/psf//ckfinder/userfiles/files/MP_May-2015_Cover%20Story_AdamBilling.pdfEmpathy is kingDesign thinking, not unlike legal services, is all about people.As David Mai…
At the heart of the social nature of our species, lies empathy, i.e. the ability to understand others’ emotions and mental states, and respond appropriately to them. But what underlies this spontaneous and largely automatic ability to empathise with ou…
Look at the world through a new lens at the Society for Photographic Education South Central Regional Conference co-hosted by College of the Mainland and Houston Center for Photography. Taking the theme “Refining Humanity: Photography and Empathy…
We’ve entered the age of empathy.Today, we are in the midst of another fundamental rethinking of what organizations are and for what purpose they exist. If organizations existed in the execution era to create scale and in the expertise era to pro…
