Debunk with Empathy
Wan Naszeerah
Ratgeber / Lebensführung, Persönliche Entwicklung
Beschreibung
Vaccines. Abortion. Mental Health. Conversations about health topics like these often stir deep emotions, challenge beliefs, and-most concerning of all-test relationships.
Whether you're a parent trying to protect your family, a caregiver facing tough decisions, a grieving friend searching for the right words, or a healthcare professional dealing with life-or-death matters, you've felt the strain of difficult health conversations.
In Debunk with Empathy, Wan Naszeerah-a Nusantara infodemiologist and public health advocate-offers a fresh approach to these challenges. Drawing from her lived experiences as a stateless-born Malay woman raised amidst the Nusantara's plurality of traditional and modern healing practices, and her education at Yale and UC Berkeley, Wan invites readers to embrace empathy-not as a buzzword, but as a skill rooted in the hati, the heart-mind connection central to Nusantara wisdom.
Through practical tools, psychology-backed strategies, and heartfelt stories from Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, Debunk with Empathy will show you how to:
- Uncover hidden barriers that make discussing health topics so challenging-and discover how empathy can overcome these roadblocks.
- Build trust in emotionally charged discussions by calming tensions, addressing power dynamics, and responding to deeply held beliefs.
- Transform conflict into connection with adaptable strategies that shift perspectives, manage uncertainty, and address emotional complexity.
This is not just a book about communication-it's a guide to creating meaningful, healing conversations. Debunk with Empathy will help you build healthier relationships, deepen understanding, and confidently approach life's most vital dialogues.
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Indonesian, healthy communication in relationships, mental health, Malay, healthcare workers, patient advocacy and trust, medical myths and disinformation, cross-cultural public health communication, neurodivergence, empathetic health conversations guide for doctors, patient-centered care, holistic healing, therapists, complex healthcare diagnosis for adult and children, Southeast Asia, complementary medicine, disability, long COVID, nurses and caregivers, parent grief from abortion and death