We often think grief support, crisis intervention, and emotional caregiving belong to professionals alone—therapists, social workers, clergy, and coaches. But true community care starts with all of us.

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Teachers, nurses, parents, leaders, student mentors— these are the everyday caregivers of the world. They witness grief, loss, and struggle every day, yet many lack the confidence or tools to offer meaningful support. And those who do step in often burn out from carrying too much without tool.
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Compassion Companions is a practical training program designed to bridge this gap—helping trusted adults from any walk of life learn to support others with heart, skill, and healthy boundaries.
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With the right tools, we can reduce isolation, strengthen relationships, and create more compassionate schools, workplaces, and communities. Because healing doesn’t just happen in therapy rooms—it happens in the spaces between us.

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Laura Jack, also known as Laylani, is a transformational coach, speaker, and facilitator dedicated to compassionate communication, emotional intelligence, and grief-informed leadership. She specializes in helping individuals and organizations navigate change, burnout, and challenging conversations while fostering stronger relationships and sustainable well-being. As the founder of The Compassion Code Academy™ and Love Notes From Your Mom, this Thought-Leader has spent over a decade equipping leaders, educators, healthcare professionals, and service-driven individuals with practical tools to lead with heart, communicate with clarity, and build cultures of connection—without burnout.

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