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The Feeling Life with David Klugman: Empathy
The Feeling Life with David Klugman: Empathy
The Feeling Life with David Klugman: Empathy
Monday 24th June 2019
David Klugman discusses empathy, feminism, and societal norms on 'The Feeling Life' series on Mental Health News Radio.
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Get the buttons here!David Klugman on Empathy, Feminism, and the Power of Emotions
It does to sort of, you know, try to take the world in but keep it at bay at the same time, and of course there's variations on that on a spectrum.
What if the way we understand empathy and feminism could change our lives? In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Kristin Sunanta Walker introduces a new series titled 'The Feeling Life' with David Klugman. David, a seasoned psychotherapist, dives into topics that touch the core of our emotional and social fabric. From questioning whether women are naturally more empathic than men to dissecting the original aims of feminism, this episode covers a lot of ground.
David also takes a hard look at the #MeToo movement, pondering its successes and setbacks in advancing societal change. His academic journey is as rich as his professional one, having studied at institutions like Bennington College, Johns Hopkins University, and Columbia University. This blend of experience and education provides a unique lens through which he examines these complex issues.
But it's not all theory; David brings real-world applications to the table, discussing the benefits of long-term relationships, the true meaning of forgiveness, and how finding meaning in work can enrich our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the intricate dance between empathy, societal norms, and personal well-being.