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'''Catherine Wergin Schweikert''' | Author, Physician Assistant ”Driven by passion and a commitment to influencing positive change, I have devoted my career to exploring the concept of compassion and its transformative power in everyday life and healthcare. My extensive research and hands-on experience in this field has shaped my conviction in the inherent power of compassion in fostering wellness, promoting resilience and enhancing relationships. | |||
I earned a PhD in Applied Psychophysiology with an emphasis on the effects of compassion on the human mind, body and soul. I have researched how compassion can shift our perspective and improve our interactions in myriad ways. Trained by the renowned scholars at Stanford University’s CCARE program I have effectively developed and delivered compassion programs that are utilized in diverse environments including both personal and professional settings.” | |||
== Participation on Humanity Rising == | ==Participation on Humanity Rising== | ||
:[[HR!Day960|Day 960 Wed 7/10/24 “The Compassion Remedy” with Catherine Wergin Schweikert]] | |||
[[Category:Is-Humanity Rising Presenter]] | [[Category:Is-Humanity Rising Presenter]] | ||
[[Category:Issue-Psychophysiology]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:28, 7 July 2024
Catherine Wergin Schweikert | Author, Physician Assistant ”Driven by passion and a commitment to influencing positive change, I have devoted my career to exploring the concept of compassion and its transformative power in everyday life and healthcare. My extensive research and hands-on experience in this field has shaped my conviction in the inherent power of compassion in fostering wellness, promoting resilience and enhancing relationships.
I earned a PhD in Applied Psychophysiology with an emphasis on the effects of compassion on the human mind, body and soul. I have researched how compassion can shift our perspective and improve our interactions in myriad ways. Trained by the renowned scholars at Stanford University’s CCARE program I have effectively developed and delivered compassion programs that are utilized in diverse environments including both personal and professional settings.”