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The Power of Empathy

Published: Sept. 7, 2022, 9 a.m.

Coming to you from California and Illinois, Pat O\u2019Donnell of YoungWilliams hosts the first in an On Location series dedicated to Professional Development. The guests for this podcast are Laura Van Buskirk, Director, Placer County, California Department of Child Support Services and Kathie Bohacek, Child Support Program Manager/Outreach Coordinator for San Joaquin County, California Department of Child Support. This podcast is dedicated to the Power of Empathy. Laura and Kathie talk about the use of empathy as a tool in our professional interactions as we all strive to be the best we can be. For more information on the Power of Empathy, watch the NCSEA Web Talk, \u201cEmpathize with Purpose\u201d (February 2022). NCSEA members can access the web talk by logging in to their NCSEA account and visit the NCSEA Web Talk Library.