We Are Hear

You may have heard of active listening, but WAH takes it a step further by adding heart to the practice. Our community of devoted listeners views heart-based listening as a powerful tool for personal growth and transformation.

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Why should you use this landing page

At WAH, we're creating a world where heart-based listeners foster belonging and love everywhere. Our SafeSpace is a judgment-free zone where you can process your thoughts and emotions without fear of being shut down or told to "stay positive."Get Involved

Heart-Based Listening

Research has shown that practicing heart-based listening can have life-changing benefits, including:

Impr oved health and wellness outcomes

Stronger cooperation and teamwork

Better and faster conflict resolution

Join us in our mission to spread heart-based listening:

Together, let's create a world where heart-based listening is the norm.

Volunteer with us to help build a more compassionate community.

Participate in our heart-based sessions on Listening, Leadership, and Problem-Solving.

Engage in our free group listening sessions with guided forum topics, where we focus on listening without judgment or offering solutions.

Experience Heart-Based Listening

Discover the Power of True Connection

At WAH, we believe in the transformative power of heart-based listening. Watch how our approach can create deeper understanding, foster empathy, and build stronger communities. This short video demonstrates the impact of truly being heard.

About

We Are Hear (WAH) is a volunteer-led initiative to create and encourage informal or heart-based listening within communities in order to nurture authentic human connections and an evolved community that is compassionate and empathetic. We Are Hear lean on the concepts of heart-based listening, which is listening to understand instead of giving solutions. WAH was founded in 2020 during COVID-19 and has been offering listening sessions to community as well as corporates. Our mission is to destigmatize mental health by offering heart-based listening in informal spaces. WAH is one of 22 projects under the Youth Mental Well-Being Network.