Compassionate Integrity Training
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| Facilitator-in-Training Name | Yasmine Muna |
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| Evaluator(s) | Anja Pelzer, Jennifer Valtos |
| Location | Zoom |
| Date of Session | 06/16/2020 |
| Skill | Skill 7: Empathic Concern |
| How well did the facilitator lead the group and create a safe space? Please explain and give examples. | Yasmine, by seeing each and every participant you created a safe space. You connected the check-in to this session's content in a great way. |
| How well did the facilitator explain this Skill using the PowerPoint presentation? Please give examples. | You did an outstanding job in explaining both channels of empathy - affective and cognitive empathy - with your own words. You gave great examples and asked wonderful questions. You harvested beautiful replies and orchestrated an excellent dialogue among the whole group. |
| How well did the facilitator explain and lead the activities in this Skill? Please explain and give specific examples. | N.a. |
| How well did the facilitator lead the Mindful Dialogues and Reflective Writing Exercises in this Skill? Please explain and give specific examples. | N.a. |
| What aspects of this Skill did you think the facilitator did exceptionally well? Please give examples. | Your orchestrating of the group was exceptional. It has been a symphony and a great pleasure to attend. |
| How well did the facilitator lead the Contemplative Practice in this Skill? Please explain and give specific examples. | N.a. |
| What aspects of this Skill could the facilitator improve? Please give examples. | Statements like 'you are trying to say' might sound condescendingly, even though this is not at all the way you appeared. As facilitators we might want to use phrases like: May I try to rephrase ? did I understand you correctly , did you mean.... |
| Do you recommend this facilitator to become certified? | Yes |
| Entry Date | June 24, 2020 |