Online Compassion Cultivation Training with William Thiele & Caroline Campion
English
CCT is a multi-week personal and professional development course designed at Stanford University’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education and taught around the world by Certified Facilitators. The program includes practical tools and exercises designed to enhance your awareness, compassion, and resilience.
CCT will support you to improve your relationships with friends, family, clients, patients, staff, and coworkers.
You’ll walk away from each CCT class with tools and practices you can immediately put to work. CCT will help you:
- Improve awareness
- Increase connection to others
- Decrease the distress you may feel in difficult situations
CCT is a two-hour weekly class that includes:
- Large and small group discussions to share learning experiences
- Guided meditation to improve awareness
- Listening and communication exercises to build compassionate interactions
You’ll also have daily homework of one guided meditation per day and informal practices to try as you go about your day.
William Thiele
I serve as founding spiritual director of the School for Contemplative Living, certified CCT teacher, adjunct faculty at Loyola University, group facilitator for Pace Groups Inc. and author of Monks in the World.
Caroline Campion
Caroline Campion is a certified CCT teacher through the Compassion Institute and Stanford University’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE). Caroline received her MD from Tulane University School of Medicine where she is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry. She practices psychiatry in southern Louisiana with Tulane and has a private psychiatry practice in New Orleans. Caroline has a BA in International Studies from American University in Washington DC and an masters from the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. She spent two years in Ghana as a Peace Corps volunteer. Caroline came to CCT through her interest in Tibetan Buddhism, her work as a psychiatrist and a commitment to fostering compassion.