Friend • Empathy (Frienpathy) Class
Empathy lessons to find deeper friend connections.
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"I absolutely loved this class! And I want everyone I know to learn from this class!
- Jessica Z, Health Coach, Portland, OR
"This was simply incredible. I learned so much. I pay so much attention to how I relate to my clients, friends and husband now. I see my errors quicker."
- Stephany S, Substance Abuse Counselor, Oregon
Build Deeper and More Meaningful Relationships
Longing for deeper friendships with your girlfriends? Wishing you could find your tribe? Learn how empathy could lead you to something beautiful.
Join speaker and author, Kathleen M Peters for this self-paced video guided online study. She will teach you why learning these principles are worth pursuing, and why you may be finding yourself stymied in your friendships.
Bonus - 2 Free Printable Gifts:
- Feelings Chart
- 7 Empathy Statement Reminder Cards (what to say & what not to say)
"It’s estimated that 1 in 5 Americans suffer from persistent loneliness, and while we’re more connected than ever before..." -Fortune Magazine (June 2016)
Despite our ability to get in touch with anyone at any time of the day via social media or cell phones, people are not connecting.
Sign up to join Kathleen for 3 1/2 hours of Friendpathy teaching.
Chapter 1:
Why empathy is important for deep friendships
The definition of empathy
3 Basics to delivering empathy
Chapter 2: Basic #1 – Listening to discover her feelings
Exercise: Tap into your own feelings
Chapter 3: Basic #2 – Use Body Language
Discover how your body language helps you understand her feelings
What body language conveys empathy
Exercise: Empathy Selfies
Chapter 4: Basic #3 – Use Empathic Statements
Helpful things to say
What to do if her pain triggers you
Exercise: Practice Empathy Challenge
Your Instructor
Kathleen is a professional speaker and author of the workbook, “Embrace You – A Guide to Uncovering the Real You.” She is the creator of the Facebook Group Straight Up Real Mamas where empathy is foundational to creating a culture of compassion. She is also recovering Perfectionist, and lover of God who has taught her that she is enough and beautiful as-is.
"I loved it. I appreciated the warm, non-shaming delivery first and foremost. Your humility in sharing how you have struggled with these things yourself and encouragement that it isn't easy and takes practice and then practical suggestions for how to practice i.e., facial expressions, imagining the feelings, and phrases that might be applied in a situation requiring empathy.
I have been using the techniques with my own boys and husband. I've seen a lot of improvement in squelching frustration and anger on my kids parts when they complain about their circumstances and instead of lecturing them I say, 'man, that's sounds so tough,' or 'How frustrating!' Vs. 'If you had set your alarm clock, you wouldn't be in this situation.'"
- Hannah H, Happy Valley, Oregon