Daniel Russell

Daniel Russell is a renowned psychologist, author, and empathy coach based in Seattle. A Fellow of the American Psychological Association, Daniel has been making waves with his insightful contributions to mental health awareness and compassionate living. Writing for outlets like The Atlantic and Mindful Living Magazine, Daniel shares personal stories and professional insights that resonate deeply with readers across North America.

In 2023, Daniel was awarded the Compassionate Citizen Award by the Seattle City Council for his groundbreaking work on integrating mindfulness into daily life. His efforts have significantly impacted the local community, especially through his involvement with the Pacific Northwest Mental Health Resource Center. In 2018, he received the Community Impact Award from the University of Washington’s psychology department for his innovative approaches to teaching emotional intelligence.

Daniel's latest documentary, "Echoes of Empathy: From Isolation to Connection," premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the Audience Award for Best Documentary. This film explores the transformative power of empathy in bridging societal divides and is now available for streaming on various platforms.

His book, "The Heart of Social Networks: Building Genuine Connections in the Digital Age," debuted in 2019 and became an instant bestseller, winning the 2020 Benjamin Franklin Gold Award for Psychology. Through his non-profit, Compassionate Hearts Network, Daniel conducts workshops on cultivating empathy and building resilient communities.

For more information on Daniel's books, documentaries, workshops, and speaking engagements, visit www.DanielRussellPsych.com.