Empathy & Compassion

Join the Empathy Trainers Association – Now Forming

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The Association For

  1. Empathy Trainers who have similar and common interests, activities and concerns about teaching empathy.
  2. Mutual promotion of the welfare of all it’s members.
  3. Protect and advance mutual interests.
  4. Set and maintain standards.
  5. Promote social, advertising and political action to get communities, organizations, businesses and government to support empathy training programs.
  6. etc

Benefits for Members

  • Access to training curriculum from other members.
  • Share training materials and resources.
  • A directory of empathy trainers that prospective clients can access. For Clients – If you’re looking for a trainer you have a place to go 
  • Offer business support and leads to members. 
  • Discussion forums listservs.
  • etc

 

 
JOIN THESE DISCUSSION GROUPS
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To get the discussion going sign up at

First Step, Join the
Google Group Email Discussions List
http://j.mp/1OeoT1O

Facebook Group
http://facebook.com/groups/1538564663111673/

Empathy Trainers Association Website
http://j.mp/1TmOzL8

This Facebook Event
http://j.mp/1WJ7chE

 

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