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In today’s blog post, I’m kicking off a brand-new video tip series on tools to create a more compassionate workplace. This is the first of several videos this year on this topic. Does a compassionate workplace make a difference? A
Alexandra Chisholm is a physical therapist, specializing in the care of complex burn survivors. She has a special interest and education in pain management, and is, in her words, passionate about the Science and Art of alleviating pain and suffering.
If you’ve heard me speak in recent years, you’ve heard me say that being compassionate is one of the most important skills that leaders need today. Certainly, living through the coronavirus pandemic has contributed to this, but our demographics have
As devastating and difficult as the COVID-19 world has been, the one seemingly silver lining to emerge from this pandemic is the contagion of kindness. Countless acts of generosity and thoughtfulness abound, and it has become increasingly evident that being
A colleague made me aware of this story about kindness and compassion that ran in The Globe & Mail in December. Are Vancouver’s residents as cold as the icy sidewalks? Ms. Rosemary Blomeyer is a visually-impaired German immigrant in her
Merge recalls a long-forgotten leadership lesson from an early mentor. What do you think? Add your perspective.