Becoming More Empathic through Subjective Listening Ft. Dr. Arthur J. Clark Purposeful Empathy Hosted by Anita Nowak

Watch this episode to hear a Psychology Today blogger discuss how
we can become better friends and listeners using three kinds of
empathy.


Dr. Arthur J. Clark is a widely-published researcher in the
mental health field and Professor Emeritus at St. Lawrence
University. In this episode, he explains the difference between
empathy and sympathy and the importance of empathy for
cultivating human relationships.


00:00 Introduction


00:23 About Dr. Arthur J. Clark


01:20 What is "subjective empathy”?


07:08 How studying empathy has transformed Arthur’s life


10:16 Becoming a better listener using empathy


13:30 Empathic boundary-setting


18:40 Using empathy to understand silences


21:46 Empathy vs. sympathy


25:30 Arthur’s approach to consoling others


27:25 Training ourselves to be more empathic


30:38 Empathy lessons from President Biden


32:18 Arthur J. Clark’s Purposeful Empathy Story


CONNECT WITH DR. ARTHUR J. CLARK


Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-clark-20695275/


Psychology Today Blog:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/dawn-memories


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Video edited by David Tsvariani