#empathy building

[itsmadhvi]

Carl Rogers didn't just create a therapy technique - he offered a radically different way of seeing human beings. In a world that often treats people as problems to be solved, he saw every person as a mystery to be honored and a potential to be trusted.

Carl Rogers and Client-Centered Therapy: Trusting the Human Spirit to Heal

[chi-scribe]

Why Japanese Nurses Wear Elderly Suits #shorts

empathy building! I haven't researched this so I'm not necessarily endorsing it but this seems like such a good idea I kind of adore this

[legacykidsacademy]

Encouraging Positive Behavior in Preschoolers

In a nursery school setting, teachers can also use role-playing and storytelling to model positive behavior.

Creating a positive and nurturing environment for preschoolers is key to helping them develop socially and emotionally. Encouraging positive behavior from an early age not only supports children in becoming well-adjusted individuals but also promotes a more harmonious classroom atmosphere.

[littlelordsandladieslearning]

Tips to Improve Your Kids Social Skills

Social skills help your children navigate many essential aspects of life, whether making friends or developing healthy relationships with loved ones. However, some kids need help in improving their social skills!

Learn More: https://littlelordsacademy.com/tips-to-improve-your-kids-social-skills

[bandofchimeras]

me before last week: everyone shut up about your big breakup, get over it already

me now: breakups are a medical emergency i cannot fucking move or breathe how can i work and pay my bills

[therootsproject]

JULIET “We’re trained from a very young age to search for clues about money in the slightest details. And, of course, money matters. It would be untrue to say we spent an afternoon telling each other’s stories and ‘got past that whole difference in class thing.’ But when you tell someone’s story, that’s something precious, and you have to take care of it, you have to take care of them. Afterward, as my partner was making me laugh during all the ‘serious face’ photos, I was really grateful that he had taken as much care with my story as I tried to with his.”

A Tale of Two Schools, 

[therootsproject]

"We need to see people other than ourselves in order to empathize. If we don’t live around others we do ourselves and our society damage because our ability to relate becomes impaired. It’s easy to demonize, or simply dismiss, people you don’t know or see. It’s in this context that we can keep having inane conversations about the “habits” and “culture” of the poor and “inner city” citizens. It’s nearly impossible to commiserate with the unseen and unknown.”

Charles M. Blow,  The Self-Sort