How can we find peace in a world that so often leaves us hurt, angry or resentful?

At this special event, renowned forgiveness researcher and author Dr Fred Luskin will guide us through the transformative power of letting go. Drawing on decades of research and practical experience, Fred will show how holding on to anger, resentment and blame can trap us in cycles of suffering – and how learning to let go can free us to live with greater joy, compassion and connection.

Fred’s approach to forgiveness is grounded, realistic, and deeply human. He’ll share powerful insights and practical tools to help us release the burdens of the past, transform relationships and cultivate inner peace.

Whether you're carrying the weight of old wounds or simply seeking more peace in your life, this event will offer the wisdom, encouragement and practical guidance to help you let go and move forward.

About the speaker

Dr Fred Luskin is a pioneer in the field of forgiveness research and practice. He is the founder and director of the Stanford Forgiveness Project and the author of the bestselling book Forgive for Good. His groundbreaking work has helped thousands of people around the world find freedom from resentment and pain.

Fred is also a Senior Consultant in Wellness and Health Promotion at Stanford University, where he teaches the popular "Forgiveness Project" course. He has worked extensively with individuals, communities and organisations to teach forgiveness as a practical skill for healing and growth. His research has been featured in major media outlets, including The New York Times, Time Magazine and the BBC.

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 Love it or hate it, change is here, it’s the new paradigm, and we all need to adapt with it if we hope to thrive. We’re hearing more questions than ever about how to build resilience and adapt to perpetual change in today’s working world. Luckily, this is an area we have a lot of knowledge about.

We’ve pulled in our experts to illuminate this crucial workplace evolution impacting everyone at every career stage and in every industry. We’ll address how leaders can make decisions and be resilient in the face of constant change, as well as ensure their workforce is equipped for the same. They’ll share practical strategies to maintain focus, manage change fatigue, and foster a growth mindset.

Key discussion points:

• Understanding resilience in the workplace

• Coping with ambiguity and uncertainty

• The power of Radically Human Communication™

• Practical tools to maintain focus

• Fostering a growth mindset for long-term success

Join us to learn how to build your resilience and the resilience of your organization to be ready to adapt, recover, and thrive in the workplace - today and tomorrow.​

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Self-care goes beyond spa days and vacations; it’s about being there for yourself during hardships and celebrating your successes. By rewiring your brain to shift from self-criticism to self-kindness, you can transform into your own ally, fostering a growth mindset that motivates you to take on challenges, make healthier choices, and respond to stress with clarity.

Join us on July 14 when Helene Creager will lead an experiential session, offering practical techniques to quiet the inner critic and activate your inner mentor—your supportive, encouraging voice. Participants will learn to replace self-doubt with confidence, build resilience, and cultivate a mindset that leads to more effective performance and personal growth.

During this webinar, you will learn how to:

- Recognize ways to motivate yourself more supportively and less self-critically so you can be responsive and less reactive.

- List two practices to access your inner supportive voice when you are stressed, believe you could have acted more skillfully, or in preparation, response, and recovery to challenging experiences.

- Describe one practice you can do daily to enhance mental well-being, boost motivation, and build resilience, all while encouraging a positive and growth-oriented mindset.

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Advances in brain imaging and the neurosciences allow previously unimaginable insights into the workings of the human mind, but not necessarily how to translate that knowledge into a benefit for patients or providers. This is the root of the T. Denny Sanford Institute for Empathy and Compassion’s research. Join us for this expert panel hosted by Schwartz Center CEO Michael Gustafson, MD, MBA to learn from several Sanford Institute leaders how they are leveraging the neurobiology of empathy and compassion to create initiatives that are game-changing for medical education and patient care.

Learn from the institute’s experts:

• William Mobley, MD, PhD, Director, Sanford Institute for Empathy and Compassion

• Lisa Eyler, PhD, Clinical Research Psychologist and Director, Center for Empathy and Compassion Training in Medical Education

• Evonne Kaplan-Liss, MD, MPH, Director, Center for Compassionate Communication

• Val (Valerie) Lantz-Gefroh, MFA, Director of Communication Education, Center for Compassionate Communication

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How to restore your wellbeing and rediscover your purpose while navigating a high-pressure career with Emma Jones and Rodney Campbell

Are you feeling the strain of a demanding career, whether in healthcare, education, or another high-pressure field? Join us in conversation with Dr. Emma Jones, a hospice and palliative care physician and author of The Phoenix Blueprint. Drawing from her extensive experience mentoring clinicians and caregivers and overcoming her own struggles with burnout, Dr. Jones offers a powerful, step-by-step guide to help you navigate the challenges of your profession. Join us to discover how to emerge stronger from burnout, rediscover your core purpose, and reignite your passion for the vital work you do in the world. 

Guest speaker, Emma Jones, MD, is a practicing hospice and palliative care physician, previously a pediatric oncologist and general pediatrician. With over a decade mentoring residents and fellows, she guides and uplifts healthcare professionals navigating the modern medical system’s turbulence. In The Phoenix Blueprint, Dr. Jones shares skills and practices that helped her emerge stronger from burnout and rediscover her calling. Drawing from yoga traditions, she provides a step-by-step guide for healthcare workers to rise like a phoenix. A mother of two teenage girls, Dr. Jones lives with her physician husband in the Boston area, aiming to be a daily lighthouse of inspiration. The Phoenix Blueprint is her first book. Connect with Emma on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn.

Host, Rodney Campbell, is s a co-host, comedic relief, and Chief Vision Officer at More In Common. Known for being professionally unprofessional, Rodney brings authenticity to everything he does, effortlessly connecting with anyone he encounters. As a father, husband, and forever Dungeon Master, he’s mastered the art of juggling life’s complexities—whether in business or in the world of D&D. His mission? To show that meaningful connections aren’t difficult—they just need a little humor and a lot of compassion..

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