eCPR May Increase Feelings of Belonging While Increasing Supportive Behaviors
A study published in April 2021 found that eCPR may increase feelings of belonging while increasing supportive behaviors toward
Research findings of an eCPR study published in June 2022 found eCPR benefits individuals from multiple, diverse demographics
eCPR benefits individuals from multiple, diverse demographics. It can enhance their ability to connect with others, to understand what it
Webinar: Emotional CPR Brings Hope, Life and Community to a Sad World
British Columbia Psychosocial Rehabilitation | Advanced Practice is very pleased to announce a webinar with Dr. Daniel Fisher CEO
Emotional CPR: Heart-Centered Peer Support
NEC’s COO Oryx Cohen and Youth Emotional CPR Trainer Briza Gavidia were recently featured on the Mad in America podcast
Promising Evidence of the Role of Emotional CPR: Co-Immunity Through Community CPR
A recent editorial by Daniel Fisher points out that social-emotional connecting can improve a person’s immune response. We are calling
How Emotional CPR Can Help Persons “Be The Person They Were Born To Be”
NEC’s former CEO, Dan Fisher, MD, PhD recently authored an article illustrating how the practice of Emotional CPR helped a
Presentation by NEC’s Kim Ewing on Emotional CPR
On August 9th, NEC’s Emotional CPR Coordinator, Kim Ewing, presented on eCPR to the Community Coalition Alliance in Florida
A Mother’s Testimonial from a Parent Emotional CPR Training by Janet Wong
I think Emotional CPR can benefit me greatly as a mother, a daughter, a wife, a neighbor, a friend,
Here is what graduates of our eCPR certification programs are saying:
Thank you so much for an absolutely brilliant, mind-blowing experience! I started using eCPR techniques while on call with
ReAwakening Relationships with Emotional CPR (eCPR) Part I
Bianca is a parent of two amazing children. She is passionate about making positive change in society in the