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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2025 · 23 MIN

Episode 3: The Science and Practice of Empathy

from From the Field by the NSCDA · host NSCDA

In this episode of From the Field, NSCDA’s Mitchell Tempro is joined by Dr. Cindy Hamon-Hill, a research psychologist and manager of a neuroimaging lab at Dalhousie University. Together, they explore empathy as more than just “understanding someone’s feelings” - unpacking its layers, its role in uncovering client needs, and how it builds trust in career development relationships. Drawing on their collaboration in developing The ARC of Empathy training, Mitchell and Cindy discuss how empathy can be recognized, adjusted, and applied as a practical tool in everyday client interactions. From strengthening connections to leading with emotional intelligence, this conversation highlights why empathy is central to meaningful career development practice.

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NSCDA’s Mitchell Tempro sits down with Dr. Cindy Hamon-Hill to explore empathy as a core skill in career development. From uncovering client needs to building trust, they share insights from The ARC of Empathy training and show how empathy can be a practical, everyday tool for stronger connections and better outcomes.

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