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The Lost Art of Listening
This episode explores why true listening has become a rare skill and how reclaiming it can transform our relationships and understanding of ourselves and others.
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“This episode explores why true listening has become a rare skill and how reclaiming it can transform our relationships and understanding of ourselves and others.”
— Michael P. Nichols | Martha B. Straus, The Lost Art of Listening
Active Listening, Empathy, Relationship Dynamics
If you've ever felt unheard, or found your mind drifting when someone else is speaking a path to deeper, more meaningful connection, and this will help you see what to do next.
Michael P. Nichols, a family therapist and professor, along with clinical psychologist Martha B. Straus, draws on decades of clinical practice to illuminate the subtle dynamics of truly hearing and being heard.