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    This document defines empathy, differentiates it from sympathy and compassion, outlines the benefits of empathic communication, and provides tips to practice empathy. Empathy is the ability to understand another person's feelings by imagining oneself in their situation. It is an active process, while sympathy is feeling pity without understanding their perspective. Empathic communication builds social connections, improves leadership, and anticipates client needs. However, empathy can also lead to anxiety, depression, and fatigue if overextended. The document recommends listening without judgment, acknowledging others, and using simple language to communicate empathy.

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    Empathic

    Communication
    Objectives

    Define what is Differentiate Empathic Benefits Drawbacks and Tips


    Empathy Empathy vs. Communication Barriers
    Sympathy vs.
    Compassion
    What is Empathy
    Ability to
    emotionally
    understand what
    other people feel Imagining
    oneself in
    their place
    See things in
    their point of
    view
    EMPATHY

    VS. SYMPATHY

    COMPASSION
    • ACTIVE attempt • FEELING of PITY • EMPATHIC
    to understand and knowing we UNDERSTANDING
    don’t have the with ALTRUISM
    same problem or desire to act
    on their behalf

    EMPATHY SYMPATHY COMPASSION


    Empathic Communication
    LISTEN

    ACKNOWLEDGE

    CARE
    Benefits of Empathy
    Build Social Connection

    Learn to Regulate Own


    Emotion
    Promotes Helping
    Behavior
    Improves Leadership
    Skills
    Anticipate needs of
    Clients Patients
    Barriers to Empathize
    Cognitive Biases

    Dehumanization

    Victim Blaming
    Drawbacks of Empathy
    ANXIETY

    DEPRESSION

    FATIGUE
    TIPS
    LISTEN
    LISTEN

    WITH WITHOUT
    • INTENTION • JUDGEMENT
    • UNDERSTANDING • ADVICE
    • VULNERABILTY • INTERRUPTION
    ACTIONS
    ACTIONS
    DO’S DONT’S
    • ACKNOWLEDGE • PRESUME
    • ENCOURAGE • BE
    • USE SIMPLE PREDOMINANT
    LANGUAGE • BE LENGHTY
    SOURCES
    https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-empathy-2795562

    https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/basics/empathy

    https://mindfulness-supervision.org.uk/what-are-the-4-qualities-of-empathy/

    https://theconversation.com/an-excess-of-empathy-can-be-bad-for-your-mental-health-
    178677

    https://www.wellbeingpeople.com/2021/03/16/what-is-empathy-and-why-is-it-good-fo
    r-us

    https://mhanational.org/compassion-fatigue-empathy-burnout-health-care-workers-wh
    ich-it

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