Upcoming Programs Offered by Accredited Teachers
Compassionate Leadership Certification Training
Compassionate Leadership Certification Training
Eight Weekly Sessions starting September 30th, 2025 at 9.00-10.30am UK (10.00-11.30am CET/ 16.00-17.30 AWST/SGT) until November 18th – scheduled to suit leaders in UK, European, Asian and Australasian time zones.
Transform how you lead in 2025 with courageous, compassionate leadership.
Are you feeling the call to lead with heart and humanity during these volatile times? In an era marked by global uncertainty, complexity, and heightened anxiety, leaders face unprecedented challenges keeping their colleagues motivated, balanced, cohesive and embracing change.
Join our Compassionate Leadership Certification Training in September this year - scheduled to suit leaders in UK, European, Asian and Australasian time zones - with a group of business and organisational leaders and change agents ready to accelerate change by elevating their levels of presence, courage and impact.
It’s time to bring our innate wisdom and the power of compassion to the forefront of leadership so that our people, organisations, and systems can thrive.
This is an invitation to develop, strengthen, and sustain internal and external capacities – enabling flourishing for yourselves and the communities we serve.
Since 2019, over 800 leaders from 65 countries have participated in the Center for Compassionate Leadership Certification Training to harness research-backed techniques that deliver on this 21st Century leadership imperative.
Led by two world-class leadership experts Daniel Stane and Nicola Shearer, this transformative eight-part training programme is delivered live, online weekly between 30th September – 18 November, 2025, at 9.00-10.30am UK (10.00-11.30am CET/ 16.00-17.30 AWST/SGT).
Certificación en Liderazgo Compasivo
Certificación en Liderazgo Compasivo
Segunda Edición en Español
Entrenamiento de 8 semanas. En vivo - via Zoom
Comenzamos 22 Octubre 2025
Bonificación exclusiva: si eres parte de la Comunidad CFCL, aplica el cupón CFCL25 y obtén 25% de descuento antes del 10 de octubre 2025.
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🌿 Hay una líder compasiva dentro tuyo.
En estos tiempos desafiantes, sientes el llamado a liderar con mente y corazón.
Quizás guíes una causa, un equipo o una organización. Más allá de tu rol, te importan las personas y, a la vez, quieres alcanzar grandes logros profesionales.
Pero liderar suele ser un viaje solitario y exigente.
¿Es posible impulsar el rendimiento colectivo sin perder humanidad ni sacrificar tu bienestar?
✨ Sí: despertando el potencial de cuidado en ti y tu equipo a través de culturas compasivas.
🌱 Últimos días para inscribirte en la Certificación Internacional en Liderazgo Compasivo (2ª cohorte en español) con Natalia Sarro, Licenciada en Psicología, Instructora certificada por el Center for Compassionate Leadership (USA) e Instructora CCT (Compassion Institute, Stanford University).
👥 ¿A quién está dirigido?
Líderes organizacionales, profesionales de la salud, académicos, coaches ejecutivos, consultores, formadores y especialistas en RRHH que desean rehumanizar el trabajo, equilibrando pertenencia, cuidado y rendimiento.
🤍 Al finalizar las 8 semanas lograrás:
✅ Un lenguaje claro y científico para explicar los beneficios del liderazgo compasivo.
Si lideras un equipo: comunicarás decisiones difíciles con humanidad y sostendrás el rendimiento sin desgastar a tu gente.
Si trabajas en el campo de la salud: tendrás recursos para cuidar pacientes y colegas sin descuidar tu propio bienestar.
Si eres consultor o formador: sumarás metodologías probadas que darán más solidez a tus propuestas, cursos y mentorías.
✅ Herramientas prácticas para prevenir el sufrimiento y fortalecer la pertenencia en tiempos de crisis.
✅ El apoyo de una comunidad internacional de práctica para crecer en los próximos meses y años.
✨ No es solo un curso: sé parte de un movimiento de líderes hispanohablantes dispuestos a cultivar semillas compasivas en el futuro del trabajo. 🌍
🔥 Bonificación exclusiva: si eres parte de la Comunidad CFCL, aplica el cupón CFCL25 y obtén 25% de descuento antes del 10 de octubre 2025.
📩 Consultas: hola@nataliasarro.com 💌
Compassionate Leadership Certification
Second Edition in Spanish
8-week training. Live - via Zoom
Starting October 22, 2025
Exclusive bonus: If you're part of the CFCL Community, apply coupon CFCL25 and get 25% off before October 10, 2025.
🌿 There's a compassionate leader within you.
In these challenging times, you feel called to lead with both mind and heart.
Perhaps you lead a cause, a team, or an organization. Beyond your role, you care about people and, at the same time, want to achieve great professional goals.
But leadership is often a lonely and demanding journey.
Is it possible to boost collective performance without losing humanity or sacrificing your well-being?
✨ Yes: by awakening the caring potential in you and your team through compassionate cultures.
🌱 Last days to register for the International Certification in Compassionate Leadership (2nd cohort in Spanish) with Natalia Sarro, a licensed psychologist, Accredited Compassionate Leadership Teacher by the Center for Compassionate Leadership (USA), and CCT instructor (Compassion Institute, Stanford University).
👥 Who is it for?
Organizational leaders, healthcare professionals, academics, executive coaches, consultants, trainers, and HR specialists who want to rehumanize work, balancing belonging, caring, and performance.
🤍 At the end of the 8 weeks, you will achieve:
✅ Clear and scientific language to explain the benefits of compassionate leadership.
If you lead a team: you will communicate difficult decisions with humanity and sustain performance without exhausting your people.
If you work in the healthcare field: you will have the resources to care for patients and colleagues without neglecting your own well-being.
If you are a consultant or trainer: you will add proven methodologies that will strengthen your proposals, courses, and mentorships.
✅ Practical tools to prevent suffering and strengthen belonging in times of crisis.
✅ The support of an international community of practice to grow in the coming months and years.
✨ It's not just a course: be part of a movement of Spanish-speaking leaders willing to cultivate compassionate seeds for the future of work. 🌍
🔥 Exclusive bonus: If you're part of the CFCL Community, apply coupon CFCL25 and get 25% off before October 10, 2025.
📩 Questions? Contact: hola@nataliasarro.com 💌
Teaching Emotional Intelligence for the Greater Good
Join us for a thoughtful conversation about how emotional intelligence can shape who we become, especially in turbulent times.
In this Community Meeting, we are joined by Aakash Chowkase, Ph.D., Associate Research Scientist at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, whose work focuses on how schools can foster emotional intelligence and character education at scale through rigorous, real-world research. Facilitated by Amy L. Eva, Ph.D., Associate Education Director at the Greater Good Science Center, this gathering invites us to explore how emotional intelligence can serve as a foundation for character, compassion, and resilience in schools and communities.
Together, we’ll explore:
What emotional intelligence really is and why it matters for students, educators, and families
How SEL fuels character development and helps students meet challenges with integrity and empathy
The role of character in addressing pressing global issues like climate change, racism, and polarization
Practical ways educators can weave SEL into daily teaching to nurture both academic and personal growth
In today’s climate, where uncertainty and division can easily overwhelm, SEL and character development remind us of the power educators hold in shaping not only minds but hearts. Made for educators, open to all— this session offers practical insights and skills that can be applied in classrooms, schools, and beyond. Come ready to reflect, connect, and leave with ideas and practices for helping students grow in the qualities that make the world better.
Register here for this free online event. Please note, this event has been standardized to the Eastern Time Zone.
The Compassionate Classroom
Dr. Lisa Eyler from UC San Diego's Center for Empathy and Compassion Training in Medical Education will introduce key concepts about how to make your classroom a more compassionate space for teaching and learning.
The workshop will include skill building exercises in self-compassion, discussion of power dynamics in education, and concrete tips for enhancing belonging for learners while compassionately maintaining accountability in the classroom.
This webinar is hosted by the UC San Diego Center for Empathy and Compassion Training in Medical Education. All educators interested in creating more compassionate and effective learning environments are welcome to join.
Register here for this free online event. Please note, this event has been standardized to the Eastern Time Zone.
In Conversation: How to Disagree Agreeably
Based on the political causes they’ve championed as public intellectuals, one might expect philosopher Cornel West and legal scholar Robert George to bitterly dislike one another. But nothing could be further from the truth. The progressive West and conservative George are good friends, united by their interest in great thinkers from the past and by their commitment to lively, respectful debate on the questions that matter most.
For this In Conversation event, they will be joined by award-winning journalist Jane Ferguson, whose experiences as a decorated war correspondent in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan have made her keenly aware of how entrenched disagreement can lead to violence and unspeakable suffering.
Presented by the National Humanities Center in partnership with American Public Square and the National World War I Museum & Memorial.
Register here for this free online event. Please note, this event has been standardized to the Eastern Time Zone.
Meeting Difficult Emotions with Self-compassion with Caroline Hoffman
Experiencing difficult emotions is one of life’s biggest challenges. We all have them, even though we often feel like we are alone when it happens.
In this session we will learn how mindfulness and self-compassion can support us in this territory so that we start to release the grip of emotions such as loneliness, fear, sadness, frustration and particularly shame, and change their impact on our lives.
The evening will include a talk on this subject, an opportunity to try out some short practices, and time for questions and discussion. We will include the approaches of both tender and fierce self-compassion.
Register here for this free online event. Please note, this event has been standardized to the Eastern Time Zone.