Empathy Lessons

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• 10 Top Tips and Techniques for Expanding Empathy

  By Lou Agosta on June 13, 2015

  

  Join me [Lou] for an on the air conversation on Empathy Radio focusing on top tips and techniques for expanding ones empathy. Click here to play the show: 10 Top Tips and Techniques for Expanding Empathy. The main tip and… Read More ›

• Emerging Adulthood and Empathy

  By Lou Agosta on June 8, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Join Lou Agosta and his special guests Drs. Jesse Viner and Dale Monroe-Cook for an engaging conversation about the emotional, psychological, and human challenges of emerging adulthood. Drs. Viner and Monroe-Cook address these issues with their clients as Medical director and… Read More ›

• Listening and a Rumor of Empathy Out of the Spirit of Music

  By Lou Agosta on June 1, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Join me and my special guest musician, teacher, and composer Mischa Zupko for a conversation about music, the emotions, empathy, and community on Wednesday June 3rd at noon Chicago time on VoiceAmerica Empowerment Radio. Click here for live show or… Read More ›

• Empathy and the Self: An Interview With Joe Palombo, Director, The Center for Neuroscience and Psychoanalytic Social Work

  By Lou Agosta on May 25, 2015

  

  Join Lou for a conversation with Joe Palombo, Founding Dean of the Institute for Clinical Social Work and Director of the Center for Neuroscience and Psychoanalytic Social Work. Joe’s work specializes in connecting the dots between neuroscience and dynamic psychotherapy,… Read More ›

• A Rumor of Empathy in Odessa – and at Yivo

  By Lou Agosta on May 19, 2015

  

  How Things Were Done is Odessa is a humorous – tragic story of the Yiddish mafia (try to get your head around that!) by Isaac Babel about life in Odessa. Jonathan Brent is reportedly working on a biography of Isaac Babel, and Jon has many insights to share about the joys of Yiddish life and his work in the archives. Not to be missed!

• Lessons Learned: Update in the Battle Against Domestic Violence

  By Lou Agosta on May 2, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Three women a day die as the result of domestic violence [DV] (nnedv.org). Join me for an “on the air” conversation with Radhika Sharma, education coordinator at Apha Ghar (Our Home, ApnaGhar.org) on the VoiceAmerica Empowerment Internet radio channel (click… Read More ›

• Galileo’s Middle Finger: What Happens When Science Collides With “Empathy” (in Quotation Marks)

  By Lou Agosta on April 24, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Join me for a conversation on Radio Empathy (click here for podcast on Spotify) with Alice Dreger about the conflict between scientific evidence and some interpretations of social justice and “empathy” (in quotation marks). Dreger starts out as a graduate student exploring… Read More ›

• Listening to Killers by James Garbarino – An Interview with Lou Agosta

  By Lou Agosta on April 16, 2015

  

  Join me for an “on the air” interview with Jim on the VoiceAmerica Empowerment Internet Radio network [click to listen]: A Rumor of Empathy in Listening to Killers – with replay available shortly after April 22nd. James Garbarino presents lessons… Read More ›

• Review: Empathy: What it is and why it matters by David Howe

  By Lou Agosta on April 13, 2015 • ( 2 )

  

  Join me for an engaging, live “on the air conversation” with David Howe, author of Empathy: What it is and why it matters. David Howe begins with the idea that empathy humanizes people and their relationships. Empathy is about our shared… Read More ›

• From Death in Venice to Empathy in Venice

  By Lou Agosta on March 10, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  The city of Venice itself is the most significant symbol in Thomas Mann’s story. Even in 1912, when Death in Venice was published, Venice was sinking into the swamp on which in was built, sinking back into the unexpressed in the sense of… Read More ›

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