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Speaking in the new Frauenkirche in 2000, Russell stated that 'in human--and in state--relationships, unless we can understand and empathise with the other person's/people's point of view, nothing works'. We understand the human achievement of historic buildings and find it easy to empathise (perhaps romantically) with the values that created them. They aim to help fathers to empathise with their partner during pregnancy; understand how to work with their partner as a parenting team; accommodate changes to their relationship understand what their baby needs from them in terms of practical care and emotional support; and consider strategies for balancing work and family life. |
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empathise - be understanding of; "You don't need to explain--I understand!"