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Invited Lecture: Rafael Calvo, PhD and Dorian Peters
Science of Compassion 2014: The Psychophysiology of Compassion
Invited Lecture: Daniel Martin, PhD
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Apply for the 2014 Compassion Cultivation Training Teacher Certification Program

Written By 41glucosamine
  • May 17  -  Jul 12, 2013
  • May 17, 2013 - July 12, 2013 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Stanford, CA 94305

There is still time to apply for the 2014 Compassion Cultivation Training (CCT) Teacher Certification Program! The application deadline has been extended through Friday, July 12, 2013. Details and application information for the program are now available on the program website. All applicants will be notified by September 3, 2013. The program curriculum will start in January 2014 (more…)

CCARE Science of Compassion Summer Research Institute

Written By 41glucosamine
  • July 20  -  Jul 25, 2013
  • July 20 - ;25, 2013 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Purpose The purpose of the CCARE Summer Research Institute, co-sponsored by the Telluride Institute, a five-day conference to be held in Summer 2013, is to advance research on compassion and altruism through collaboration, dialog, inquiry, education, and research. Drawing from several disciplines including neuroscience, psychology, genetics, economics, and contemplative traditions, the CCARE Summer Research Institute aims (more…)

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Recruitment, Pre-employment Selection and Compassion

Written By Dr. Daniel Martin

How many employees are scared at work? Is it fear of interacting with your boss, the new guy who may replace you, or dreading being laid off as a wonderfully nice but economically redundant employee? There are plenty of daily workplace interpersonal interactions that contribute to stress, the largest area of workers compensation claims, but an area that is not …

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Are women really more compassionate?

Written By Dr. Emma Seppala

Yesterday, journalists at Huffington Post Live asked me to comment on whether women are more compassionate than men. Scientists in general tend to cringe at any strong black-and-white statements of this kind since we know there is no data to support such strong claims. If you ask a neuroscientist to distinguish a male from a female brain, for example, s/he would have a …

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Monica Worline, Ph.D.

Written By CCARE Staff

Monica Worline, Ph.D., is an organizational psychologist and President of Vervago, Inc., a company dedicated to research and teaching that supports organizations to make the most of their intellectual capital through effective development of courageous thinking, compassionate leadership, and crafting an environment that brings people alive in their work. Monica is an award-winning teacher and an interdisciplinary scholar who has …




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