The Impact of Empathy

The Impact of Empathy

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ADHD is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and children diagnosed with it are often subjected to heavy and risky therapies based on psychopharmacological drugs. What if there were another, non-invasive, way to help them?

 

ADHD is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and children diagnosed with it are often subjected to heavy and risky therapies based on psychopharmacological drugs. What if there were another, non-invasive, way to help them?

The innovation of the approach presented in this book is threefold:

1) it takes into account the new paradigm introduced by the evolution of quantum physics (we can have more information if we are in a suitable state to grasp it, and at the same time we can communicate the state of great peace that we can train ourselves to attain);

2) it introduces the concept of the collective “mandala of suffering”;

3) it inserts into the well-oiled mechanism of self perpetuated suffering a transformative element that brings the procedure to a halt, without worrying too much whether the new element is introduced through the child, the parents, the teachers, or the therapist or the carer.

The inspiration comes from the method ECEL®, Empathic Care at the End of Life, which derives from the marriage of Tibetan thanatology and neuroscience. It is based on a state of great empathy that characterises both the child and the dying person, and that the carer can learn to achieve.

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Daniela Muggia

Premio Terzani 2008 per l’umanizzazione della medicina, allieva diretta di Sogyal Rinpoche e Cesare Boni, ha messo a punto in più di 20 anni di esperienza il Metodo di Accompagnamento Empatico della Fine della Vita (ECEL), un metodo di accompagnamento dei malati terminali, umani e animali, dei curanti e delle persone in lutto, che applica da trent’anni e che è diventato materia di molti master universitari.

Perfezionatasi in tanatologia all’Università Federico II di Napoli, ha esplorato in lungo e in largo il tema della morte con maestri spirituali di moltissime tradizioni. Fra queste, in particolare, il buddhismo tibetano, detentore di una vastissima scienza della morte e del morire.

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