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Embracing NVC Consciousness, Part 1

I wanted to take a few moments to present some of my thoughts about how we present NVC as trainers, facilitators and friends of this process.   It took me several tries to get this article to a point where I thought I was really getting the ideas I was hoping to express to come across the way I hope they will be taken.   I would ask that you, my reader, proceed with curiosity at the point I am making here.  It may (or may not) take you the whole thing to get what I am trying to say.

Presenting at the Society for Public Education's 60th Annual Meeting

A few months ago, I submitted a proposal to present Nonviolent Communication at the 60th Annual Meeting of the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE).  The proposal was accepted and I will
be doing a 3.5 hour pre-conference workshop on November 5, 2009 at the Sheraton Center City Hotel in Philadelphia, PA.   This workshop is open to the public and there is no requirement to sign up for the full conference.  The cost of this workshop is $65.00 and registration information is on the SOPHE website. The title of the workshop is “Communicating Compassionately in a World of Conflict” and is a shorter version of my day long workshop re-focused for those working in the health education field.  

Taxi Driver Tells Passengers to Pay What They Joyfully Can

I wanted to share this story with you because it displays as an example just how well Marshall Rosenberg's idea of "give what you can joyfully give" really does work! I have been working to run my consulting business on this same theory since I learned it from Marshall at an IIT and I feel hopeful that I will have the same success.

A Vermont man is running a taxi service where he asks folks to pay what they can.  I was so inspired by this and hope you will be too!

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Addressing Workplace Conflict in Three Steps

Each year businesses and organizations lose millions of dollars due to unresolved workplace conflict. On the other hand, those businesses who have positive action plans to handle conflict such as peer mediation or conflict coaches report much lower turnover, better productivity and less absenteeism. Below is a simple three step process to addressing workplace conflict.

Create a Bond with the Person While Separating Them From the Problem

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