Slay Your Dragons with Compassion - Malcolm Stern
Fri 18 Sept · 13:00
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Malcolm Stern will facilitate a workshop titled "Slay Your Dragons with Compassion" on September 18, 2026, from noon until late afternoon online. The event aims to explore the delicate balance between applying tough love and employing compassion in therapeutic practices. Participants are encouraged to share examples of their experiences and gain deeper insights into harnessing the unique gifts they bring to their work. Admission is £1.00 or free at the door for those who prefer not to pay.
The workshop will delve into the complexities of balancing tough love and compassion in therapeutic practices, encouraging participants to share their experiences and gain deeper insights. This will be a collaborative and interactive session, allowing attendees to explore the delicate balance between these two approaches and how they can be applied in their work.
Malcolm Stern, a renowned rabbi, historian, and genealogist, will facilitate the workshop. His extensive experience in supporting secular genealogical communities and creating the structure for current Jewish genealogical societies has earned him recognition as the dean of American Jewish genealogy.
The event will take place online on September 18, 2026, from noon until late afternoon. Admission is £1.00, although attendees may also choose to attend for free if they prefer not to pay.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
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Malcolm Stern will facilitate a workshop titled "Slay Your Dragons with Compassion" on September 18, 2026, from noon until late afternoon online. The event aims to explore the delicate balance between applying tough love and employing compassion in therapeutic practices. Participants are encouraged to share examples of their experiences and gain deeper insights into harnessing the unique gifts they bring to their work. Admission is £1.00 or free at the door for those who prefer not to pay.
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The workshop will delve into the complexities of balancing tough love and compassion in therapeutic practices, encouraging participants to share their experiences and gain deeper insights. This will be a collaborative and interactive session, allowing attendees to explore the delicate balance between these two approaches and how they can be applied in their work.
Malcolm Stern, a renowned rabbi, historian, and genealogist, will facilitate the workshop. His extensive experience in supporting secular genealogical communities and creating the structure for current Jewish genealogical societies has earned him recognition as the dean of American Jewish genealogy.
The event will take place online on September 18, 2026, from noon until late afternoon. Admission is £1.00, although attendees may also choose to attend for free if they prefer not to pay.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
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