Brett Winterble asks, why do only cops need special training? Why not train the public to appreciate what a truly tough job police officers have?
Police officers in San Diego County are undergoing empathy training. More specifically, they are participating in a class called “Effective Interactions,” and its goal is to help officers cultivate empathy for others.
What does that mean, exactly? It means using words, instead of force, to diffuse a tense situation
During three weeks in February and March, Dr. Gary Sweeten, co-author of the book “Listening for Heaven’s Sake,” talked about the importance of relationship skills along with Pastor Charlie McMahan for the UpsideDown message series at…
Hundreds of Well readers helped us come up with the right thing to say to a friend in a need.Then we challenged Well readers to come up with a new card that could be used to help someone cope with cancer, chronic illness or another of life’s setb…
“Empathy is a way of being and does not come in a binder.” How Todd Elementary School infuses empathy throughout the curriculum. In her time as principal over the past three years, McDermott has committed to making empathy …
How empathy benefits your marriageWhen you practice empathy in your marriage, you will transform your marriage into a stronger, more real and more enjoyable union. Spouses will actually know and love each other for who they truly are In sha Allah, when…
