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Format: Practicing Connection Podcast

Learning From Each Other

Bob shares a practice to help us take control of our learning and begin to build a knowledge network .

Empathetic Listening

Discover why empathetic listening goes beyond the basics of active listening and how it can transform your interactions.

Determining Your Values

Learn how values shape emotions, decisions, and relationships, providing a roadmap for reduced stress, boosted confidence, and thriving connections.

Regulating Your Emotions

An exploration of the profound impact of emotion regulation on health, well-being, and relationships.

Giving and Receiving Feedback

Discover the transformative power of feedback, the nuances of giving and receiving it, and gain insights for enhancing feedback practices.

Share the Work (and Love)

Jessica and Bob talk about sharing the work and love - one of the eight ways of cultivating community resilience identified in the “Connecting Communities in Asset-based Community Recovery” project.

Yes, And vs. Yeah, But

Practitioner Shannon Hughes of Enlivened Studios shares "Yes,and," a practice from applied improvisation that can help us in our life and work.

Make Your Partner Look Good

Practitioner Shannon Hughes of Enlivened Studios shares "Make Your Partner Look Good" a practice from applied improvisation that can help us in our life and work.

Notice Offers & See Them as Gifts

Practitioner Shannon Hughes of Enlivened Studios shares "Notice Offers and See Them as Gifts" a practice from applied improvisation that can help us in our life and work.

Watch for Opportunities to Think Big

Jessica and Bob talk about watching for opportunities to think big - one of the eight ways of cultivating community resilience identified in the “Connecting Communities in Asset-based Community Recovery” project.

Holding Space for Difference

In this episode, Jessica Beckendorf shares two practices for building curiosity, which is necessary for avoiding judgment and holding space.