The Compassion Center of Georgia offers specialized Cognitively-Based Compassion Training (CBCT) and support to corporate and civic leaders, public and nonprofit organizations, first responders and sports teams throughout Atlanta and beyond.
In collaboration with the Emory University's Center for Contemplative Science and Compassion-Based Ethics, our goal is to uplift and empower the indispensable leaders and organizations working so hard to make Atlanta a better, safer, healthier and more empowered city.
Compassion Training is designed to provide tools people can use to enhance their own resilience, emotional regulation, and empathy, offering ways to integrate this kind of approach into the programs and services their organizations offer the community.
Compassion Training is for everyone with particular benefits for different audiences:
Provides tools to manage stress and maintain compassion even in challenging situations, demonstrating how human connection in public service matters in astonishing ways and how missed opportunities for compassion can have devastating effects.
Helps community leaders, educators, and activists cultivate compassion to address violence, trauma, and social injustice effectively.
Supports staff and volunteers in their mission-driven work, preventing compassion fatigue and encouraging sustainable care for themselves and others.
Assists athletes and coaches develop compassion toward teammates and opponents as well as themselves, fostering mental well-being and a supportive team culture.
Promotes compassionate leadership, teamwork, and conflict resolution, building a positive work environment, reducing burnout, facilitating informed decision-making, increasing productivity and improving the bottom line.
Provides tools to manage stress and maintain compassion even in challenging situations, demonstrating how human connection in public service matters in astonishing ways and how missed opportunities for compassion can have devastating effects.
Helps community leaders, educators, and activists cultivate compassion to address violence, trauma, and social injustice effectively.
Supports staff and volunteers in their mission-driven work, preventing compassion fatigue and encouraging sustainable care for themselves and others.
Assists athletes and coaches develop compassion toward teammates and opponents as well as themselves, fostering mental well-being and a supportive team culture.
Promotes compassionate leadership, teamwork, and conflict resolution, building a positive work environment, reducing burnout, facilitating informed decision-making, increasing productivity and improving the bottom line.
“Healing begins when we share our stories and listen with compassion.”