The teacher serves as an empathetic guide, offering possibilities, suggestions, and encourages the child to reflect on what they learned.
A Loving Approach to Dementia Care is an empathetic guide, filled with respect, calm, creativity and love.
MI is a non-judgemental, guided, empathetic style of counselling, first developed as a brief intervention for problem drinking and other addictive behaviours [ 21].
Mabus' personal military experience makes him an empathetic leader, and helps guide his real-world understanding of budget cuts.
The one most frequently cited in English scientific literature (SCOPME [ 2]) is "A process whereby an experienced, highly regarded, empathetic person (the mentor) guides another (usually younger) individual (the mentee) in the development and re-examination of their own ideas, learning, and personal and professional development.
Most moving of all, perhaps, are those objects that have been so divorced from their original settings that even a guide as eloquent and empathetic as MacGregor struggles to provide a context for them.
Whatever I end up doing, I will be an emotionally resilient and empathetic practitioner who will understand, support, encourage, guide, motivate and inspire others on their own challenging journeys.
The monks are represented by the Arlington County-based Institute for Justice, which has a knack for picking empathetic, working-class parties — hair braiders, flower arrangers, city tour guides — to personify what it says is its battle against government regulation that strangles free enterprise.
A reasoned, even counter-empathetic analysis of moral obligation and likely consequences is a better guide to planning for the future than the gut wrench of empathy.
Her eyes and expression, guided by video cameras and microphones, stay in sync with the student's, as an empathetic therapist's would.
This sure feels empathetic.
