Compassion and Mental Health

  • By LECS Counselor
  • 08 May, 2019
Compassion isn’t necessarily a word we associate with mental health. It’s usually viewed as something we’re “supposed” to have for others because, if we don’t, we’d be selfish.  I know I grew up being told it’s important to be kind and compassionate and the...
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I Know How You Feel—The Personal Side

  • By Yolanda Brailey
  • 04 May, 2019
As cliché as it sounds, children are our future. So, if we are to build a society that both experiences and acts on empathy, we have to start young. Many of the suggestions below were taken from the Harvard University website (https://mcc.gse.harvard.edu/resources-for-families/5-tips-cultivating-empathy) which outlines...
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I Know How You Feel—The Practical Side

  • By Yolanda Brailey
  • 01 May, 2019
I know they mean well, but most of the time when I hear someone say, “I know how you feel,” or “I know exactly how you feel,” I shudder a little. I believe that as human beings there are many emotions we share as...
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The Ripple Effect: When They hurt, I Hurt Too

  • By LECS Counselor
  • 18 Apr, 2019
Have you ever had a loved one who is hurting, and their pain over time becomes your own? Whether it is a family member, loved one, or friend if you are invested, chances are you will suffer with them. As relational beings, we are...
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