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Tara Brach, PhD, Kristin Neff, PhD, and Chris Germer, PhD Live Opening Keynote: Bringing Compassion into Therapy (With Q&A)
Kelly McGonigal, PhD The Practical Science of Compassion
Shari Geller, PhD The Keys to Compassionate Therapeutic Presence
Eduardo Duran, PhD Decolonizing Therapy and Healing the Soul Wound
Jack Kornfield, PhD, Trudy Goodman, PhD, and Chris Germer,PhD Live Closing Keynote: Deepening Compassion in Therapy (With Q&A)
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Thanks to you, Kaleigh, and all who made this summit possible. Because of my schedule, I had to miss some offerings.
I can’t afford the package at this time but wanted to hear Russell Kolts. Any chance that just that one could be repeated?
I’d be very grateful.
Best wishes!
I wonder why Trudy never looked at Jack when he spoke and then she was typing while he spoke….
Strange…….. Wish she had not done that.
Katherine Smith
February 6, 2021 at 11:39 pm - Reply
Thank you so much for this! <3 it's so meaningful and rejuvenating to hear the language of compassion used in this way and feel connected to others and a community. I know we've always needed (and will always need) compassion but especially coming out of this past year it feels like the time to double down and I'm about it
I agree with Galina. I think it was much more than “strange” that Trudy was typing away as Jack was speaking about such tender and intimate topics – even if sending a quote to someone – that could have waited – I thought she was being highly insensitive and outright rude. It felt, and it actually was, so offensive and ugly to watch her behave in that disconnected and indifferent way. I also thought she was being hypocritical talking about “sensitivity”. I have never encountered anything like it in such a context. Maybe it would have been different had we all been sitting around in their kitchen… but this context was very public and very different. I hope she is able to understand and appreciate how she came across. Maybe she needs to see/re-visit the recording so her awareness could increase?
I agree with Sue and Galina, Trudy looked like she was looking down on her phone too. I found it all very distracting and extremely surprising. Otherwise it was a wonderful summit thank you.
Srinivasan Govender
February 8, 2021 at 2:02 pm - Reply
I also watched this talk at least 3 times and have to respectfully disagree.
I thought that she was very clear and apologetic about the typing and there was a loving and caring rapport between them.
Please consider a more Compassionate “ take “ on what YOU observed. Is it correct to see “ Intention “ in her behavior?
Wishing you Loving , connected Presence in all your endeavors:)
Hello,
I’m not sure if this comments section accepts links to research and other resources and so I am putting it in again without the links.
I’m Suzette Misrachi author of: “Lives unseen: unacknowledged trauma of non-disordered, competent Adult Children Of Parents with a Severe Mental Illness” and short articles I’ve been invited to write for an e-publication aimed at psychiatrists and mental health practitioners) which encompasses grief and trauma for children and adults (most recent 2 are about Trump supporters). I also wrote a resource website. The guy who asked about a client with Borderline Personality Disorder and who had a child, it may help to see my research, parts of the resource website and the article on parentification.
For those who maybe interested in these resources they just need to Google my name.
Thank you for addressing such an important topic! I learned so much…
Suzette
I agree with Galina and Sue, Trudy looked like she was looking down on her phone a lot too. I found it distracting and very surprising. Otherwise it was a wonderful summit, thank you.
I agree completely with Cathy and the other two commenters. Yes, unfortunately Trudie’s activity was highly distracting my concentration on Jack’s words…
Thst was the only vermouth’s drop of an awesome moving summit
Thankyou!!!!
Thank you all participants for your generous hearts and minds. I have a stronger sense of being accompanied and having companions on the path to embodying Loving Awareness . Patricia
Thank you for this outstanding Summit. I had the opportunity to follow all the sessions. It was refreshing and inspiring. I serve as a Chaplain for the U.S. Navy and was introduced to Minfdulness while completing a MA in Mental Health Counseling. This summit was extremely helpful since I had not paid enough attention to the use of compassion in counseling thinking that this effort was not evidenced based or there was not enough support to validate it. To my surprise, your summit introduced me to a powerful practice, with a lot of therapeutic value, and with serious research behind it. I can’t wait to go deeper, learn more, and use it with my Service Members in the fleet.
Thank you for this incredible resource. Compassion has been my saving grace for the last 20 plus years. I happen to know Jack Kornfield from way back when he was offering the Monday Night meditation classes at Spirit Rock. I just recently gotten to know Trudy and I imagine she is a lovely addition to Jack’s life. Can we bring loving awareness and compassion right here, right now? No matter what the situation calls for. Can I endure my own pain, shame and grief of so much childhood trauma and neglect from my own mother.? Can I keep believing in my own wisdom as a mother of a 10 year old during these hard challenging COVID times. Can I keep opening up my heart and not close down my heart? So I rest with what Tara mentioned “ strong back, soft front” 🙏🏽
I’m saddened by the negative comments directed towards Trudy ………. Zoom brings it’s own challenges, and aren’t we are all just getting used to this new method of communication ? Could we replace our judgements with what the summit was all about ………. compassion !!
Deepest gratitude to all the speakers who shared their time and expertise so generously.
Maire Nic Giolla Bhride
February 7, 2021 at 10:08 pm - Reply
Deep gratitude for your generousity in allowing free access to this summit. To the organisers, speakers, contributors and participants, I bow. Stay safe and be well. Thank you .
Dolores Scheelen
February 8, 2021 at 1:07 am - Reply
Thank you for these days and for the replay availability. Wonderful to hear speakers again at my own pace. I appreciate everyone’s generosity in sharing of themselves.
Trudy, shame on you. UR Beloved was being so cool, he clearly loves u & probably knew we weren’t happy with ur selfish behavior. He was clearly distracted & concerned for the 60 k rest of us who wanted to hear from him. Is everything always about you! Yes, I have compassion, with limits on that kind of behavior from you, ‘the queen of inventing all’. I’ll never get to know ur good offerings, cuz I’ve seen you now. If you learn from the comments, we can turn a new page. Rub his feet tonight. 💖 🕊 🌱
Thank all of you for your wonderful, healing, thoughtful presentations & Q&A. My prayer & hope is that many, everywhere receive the benefit of this loving-kindness & compassion. What a wonderful world we can have. Blessings, love & light to all! xo. Splendid job, Kaleigh! Much love. ⚛ 🙏 🎶
Greetings & many thanks to all of you who have contributed to this fabulous summit. Peace on Earth 🌎
Good Will…& compassion to ALL! Kaleigh, splendid job. Thank you! 🎶 🙏 ⚛ 💖 🕊 🌱 Thank u, Jack, for the beautiful meditation & rememberances. With Loving Awareness… ⚛
Sorry, Trudy, if I was too harsh. It’s my anniversary, & I am separated from my Beloved husband & baby…both war casualities. Oh, how I continue to wish I could sit with them, right here, right now. But they’re saving me a seat at the table. Wishing u the best. ✌
Michelle Bishop
February 10, 2021 at 6:12 pm - Reply
I thoroughly enjoyed this summit. As a health professional I have worked with compassion in mind for many years after a “wake up call” in my own life. I never saw it as clearly or as expansively as what was presented here and am very excited by what I learnt. I felt validated by what I did and taught. There is so much more we can do and so much more to learn. That this is coming into main stream practice is very exciting. I was particularly interested when Kristen Neff talked about a course she did for health professionals and I would love to learn more of that. Maybe we could bring that here!
Thank you so much for sharing this work in such a generous way. I’ll look forwards to more of what you offer.
My love to you all.
Michelle
(Melbourne, Australia)
Thank you. We value your work.
Thanks Angela, and thank YOU for all that you do to bring more compassion into the world!
Thanks to you, Kaleigh, and all who made this summit possible. Because of my schedule, I had to miss some offerings.
I can’t afford the package at this time but wanted to hear Russell Kolts. Any chance that just that one could be repeated?
I’d be very grateful.
Best wishes!
I wonder why Trudy never looked at Jack when he spoke and then she was typing while he spoke….
Strange…….. Wish she had not done that.
Thank you so much for this! <3 it's so meaningful and rejuvenating to hear the language of compassion used in this way and feel connected to others and a community. I know we've always needed (and will always need) compassion but especially coming out of this past year it feels like the time to double down and I'm about it
Is it possible to just buy Dick Swartz talking about compassion and shame please? Thank you
Thank you! We honour your service to humanity.
I agree with Galina. I think it was much more than “strange” that Trudy was typing away as Jack was speaking about such tender and intimate topics – even if sending a quote to someone – that could have waited – I thought she was being highly insensitive and outright rude. It felt, and it actually was, so offensive and ugly to watch her behave in that disconnected and indifferent way. I also thought she was being hypocritical talking about “sensitivity”. I have never encountered anything like it in such a context. Maybe it would have been different had we all been sitting around in their kitchen… but this context was very public and very different. I hope she is able to understand and appreciate how she came across. Maybe she needs to see/re-visit the recording so her awareness could increase?
I agree with Sue and Galina, Trudy looked like she was looking down on her phone too. I found it all very distracting and extremely surprising. Otherwise it was a wonderful summit thank you.
I also watched this talk at least 3 times and have to respectfully disagree.
I thought that she was very clear and apologetic about the typing and there was a loving and caring rapport between them.
Please consider a more Compassionate “ take “ on what YOU observed. Is it correct to see “ Intention “ in her behavior?
Wishing you Loving , connected Presence in all your endeavors:)
Hello,
I’m not sure if this comments section accepts links to research and other resources and so I am putting it in again without the links.
I’m Suzette Misrachi author of: “Lives unseen: unacknowledged trauma of non-disordered, competent Adult Children Of Parents with a Severe Mental Illness” and short articles I’ve been invited to write for an e-publication aimed at psychiatrists and mental health practitioners) which encompasses grief and trauma for children and adults (most recent 2 are about Trump supporters). I also wrote a resource website. The guy who asked about a client with Borderline Personality Disorder and who had a child, it may help to see my research, parts of the resource website and the article on parentification.
For those who maybe interested in these resources they just need to Google my name.
Thank you for addressing such an important topic! I learned so much…
Suzette
I agree with Galina and Sue, Trudy looked like she was looking down on her phone a lot too. I found it distracting and very surprising. Otherwise it was a wonderful summit, thank you.
I agree completely with Cathy and the other two commenters. Yes, unfortunately Trudie’s activity was highly distracting my concentration on Jack’s words…
Thst was the only vermouth’s drop of an awesome moving summit
Thankyou!!!!
Thank you all participants for your generous hearts and minds. I have a stronger sense of being accompanied and having companions on the path to embodying Loving Awareness . Patricia
Thank you for this outstanding Summit. I had the opportunity to follow all the sessions. It was refreshing and inspiring. I serve as a Chaplain for the U.S. Navy and was introduced to Minfdulness while completing a MA in Mental Health Counseling. This summit was extremely helpful since I had not paid enough attention to the use of compassion in counseling thinking that this effort was not evidenced based or there was not enough support to validate it. To my surprise, your summit introduced me to a powerful practice, with a lot of therapeutic value, and with serious research behind it. I can’t wait to go deeper, learn more, and use it with my Service Members in the fleet.
Thank you for this incredible resource. Compassion has been my saving grace for the last 20 plus years. I happen to know Jack Kornfield from way back when he was offering the Monday Night meditation classes at Spirit Rock. I just recently gotten to know Trudy and I imagine she is a lovely addition to Jack’s life. Can we bring loving awareness and compassion right here, right now? No matter what the situation calls for. Can I endure my own pain, shame and grief of so much childhood trauma and neglect from my own mother.? Can I keep believing in my own wisdom as a mother of a 10 year old during these hard challenging COVID times. Can I keep opening up my heart and not close down my heart? So I rest with what Tara mentioned “ strong back, soft front” 🙏🏽
I’m saddened by the negative comments directed towards Trudy ………. Zoom brings it’s own challenges, and aren’t we are all just getting used to this new method of communication ? Could we replace our judgements with what the summit was all about ………. compassion !!
Deepest gratitude to all the speakers who shared their time and expertise so generously.
Deep gratitude for your generousity in allowing free access to this summit. To the organisers, speakers, contributors and participants, I bow. Stay safe and be well. Thank you .
Thank you for these days and for the replay availability. Wonderful to hear speakers again at my own pace. I appreciate everyone’s generosity in sharing of themselves.
Trudy, shame on you. UR Beloved was being so cool, he clearly loves u & probably knew we weren’t happy with ur selfish behavior. He was clearly distracted & concerned for the 60 k rest of us who wanted to hear from him. Is everything always about you! Yes, I have compassion, with limits on that kind of behavior from you, ‘the queen of inventing all’. I’ll never get to know ur good offerings, cuz I’ve seen you now. If you learn from the comments, we can turn a new page. Rub his feet tonight. 💖 🕊 🌱
Thank all of you for your wonderful, healing, thoughtful presentations & Q&A. My prayer & hope is that many, everywhere receive the benefit of this loving-kindness & compassion. What a wonderful world we can have. Blessings, love & light to all! xo. Splendid job, Kaleigh! Much love. ⚛ 🙏 🎶
Greetings & many thanks to all of you who have contributed to this fabulous summit. Kaleigh, splendid job. Thank you! 🎶 🙏 ⚛ 💖 🕊 🌱
Greetings & many thanks to all of you who have contributed to this fabulous summit. Peace on Earth 🌎
Good Will…& compassion to ALL! Kaleigh, splendid job. Thank you! 🎶 🙏 ⚛ 💖 🕊 🌱 Thank u, Jack, for the beautiful meditation & rememberances. With Loving Awareness… ⚛
Sorry, Trudy, if I was too harsh. It’s my anniversary, & I am separated from my Beloved husband & baby…both war casualities. Oh, how I continue to wish I could sit with them, right here, right now. But they’re saving me a seat at the table. Wishing u the best. ✌
Speakers were amazing. Thank you to all for sharing with compassion your intellectual and human gifts!
Thank you all greatly, so generous
I thoroughly enjoyed this summit. As a health professional I have worked with compassion in mind for many years after a “wake up call” in my own life. I never saw it as clearly or as expansively as what was presented here and am very excited by what I learnt. I felt validated by what I did and taught. There is so much more we can do and so much more to learn. That this is coming into main stream practice is very exciting. I was particularly interested when Kristen Neff talked about a course she did for health professionals and I would love to learn more of that. Maybe we could bring that here!
Thank you so much for sharing this work in such a generous way. I’ll look forwards to more of what you offer.
My love to you all.
Michelle
(Melbourne, Australia)