Compassion in Action Community Edition
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Volume II
Compassion in ActionBeing Effective in Emotionally Difficult Conversations |
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A new video gives teams the tools to discuss, debrief, and deal with the communication challenges of caregiving. A seminar for new caregivers, a refresher for those with experience, and a valuable tool for everyone who champions the cause of compassion in health care. Beautiful production, original musical score and real-life scenes. DVD, Leader Guide and Handouts.
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Compassion in Action shows the art of communicating with patients when difficult emotions arise. Using real-life footage from authentic situations, the video gives a fresh look at an age old problem: How to keep caring when patients are difficult. Viewers learn new approaches and gain confidence, encouragement and motivation for being effective in difficult interactions" Simon Fox, Executive Producer
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Audiences see:Authentic examples of how experienced caregivers respond to patients who are:
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Uses:Compassion in Action appeals to a wide range of audiences, especially those who interact with ill, injured or disabled people. It will help more experienced caregivers remember why they chose to serve. At the same time, the film shows good examples for new caregivers to learn from. Group leaders, mentors and instructors can use the film to make compassion visible to their teams. Compassion in Action is a great starting point for stimulating discussions and trainings. It puts the topic of compassion on the table in a non-threatening, highly inspiring way. [ back to top ] |
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“I can think of no better resource for congregations than Compassion in Action. Important information, real people, great wisdom, warm hearts - those in caregiving ministries will be empowered to connect with even the most wounded people with understanding and love". PETER S. BUEHLER, Pastor First Presbyterian Church of Santa Barbara "The Lakota elders spoke of things being '...in a
good way.' Compassion in Action, calls to the hearts of those of us who serve
to keep true to such a path. When science and compassion marry, humanity
moves toward the high calling God breathed into us at our birth. Your work
encourages me that this may be so. Thank you."
FR. JON-STEPHEN HEDGES, St. Athanasius Orthodox Church
Board Certified Crisis Chaplain & Trauma Responder "I love this video! It's a wonderful, candid example
of compassion at work in a variety of health care settings. It shows the
humanity and joy we can find - even in the tougher situations - if we approach
them in the right way." ABBEY GASKE, M.D.
Urology Group of Southern California “Compassion in Action is a beautiful, practical demonstration of how to infuse difficult conversations with love.” CANDACE PERT, PH.D.
Neuroscience Research; Author of Molecules of Emotion "Compassion in Action is for all of us who long to know 'what to say' or 'what to do' when a loved one is suffering. It is an antidote for the sense of alienation and isolation we feel at life's toughest times - whether we are the caregiver or the care receiver". THE REV. ANNE S. HOWARD
Executive Director, The Beatitudes Society "An opportunity to see what a profound difference human caring makes in the lives of others! Real life situations show how to engage with others in a way that cares for their spirit, their emotions, their humanness. I will be using it as a teaching tool for professional and volunteer caregivers". PEGGY MATTESON, PHD, RN, FCN
Commissioned Minister of Health, United Congregational Church Chair, Department of Nursing, Salve Regina University, Newport, RI. “An excellent tool to spark a dialogue on how to communicate in emotionally difficult situations. This video helps us reflect upon our own feelings and deepens our understanding of the importance of relationships in healing.” Dulcie Sinn,
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The video is the result of 20 years of pioneering work in the human side of health care by Karen and Simon Fox, a team of volunteers & medical advisors - and video producer & composer Bent Myggen of VisionEars.com. Together they have created a DVD training program that illustrate the personal, subjective, emotional dimension of healing. Several unusual filming and editing techniques were utilized in Communicating with Compassion. (and all other AiC productions):
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Also available from Adventures in Caring: |
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Communicating
with Compassion What
Can I Say? The Medicine of Compassion [ back to top ]
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