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Transforming Core Beliefs - an NVC Retreat

Date: 
2008-08-28 17:00 - 2008-09-01 16:00
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

Marianist Retreat Center
4000 Missouri Hwy 109
Eureka, MO
United States
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Preparation: 

an understanding of Basic NVC and Living Energy of Needs.

Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

WHAT ARE CORE BELIEFS:

They are foundational ideas which shape our experience and thus the quality of our lives. They generally contribute to, or even lock us into ongoing pain, and can manifest at any moment as a "jackal" reaction. Living unconsciously from these foundational beliefs can block us from fully living joyfully. Once we become aware of this system of beliefs and its impact on our lives, we are able to create new possibilities of freedom and clearer choices to live from our hearts and from the authenticity of our souls. Participants will be supported to identify beliefs in some basic areas, such as: Scarcity/Abundance … Struggle/Ease … High self value/Low self value … Safety/Danger … Win-Win/Win-Lose

 

Optional early morning yoga sessions, and some evening sessions including movement, Yoga, or Relaxation will be offered by Rhonda Mills.

  

LOCATION:  Marianist Retreat & Conference Center, 4000 Missouri Hwy 109, Eureka, MO 63025 (www.mretreat.org).  All rooms are single rooms with private bathrooms.

  

FEES:

Tuition:  $345 if fully paid and received before July 18.  $395 after July 18th.

Meals & Lodging:   $316

Total Registration: $661 early bird;  $711 regular.

 

A deposit of $225 is required to hold your place.

Full amount for tuition, room and board is due on or before August 14, 2008.

 

Cancellation Policy:

- If we cancel the training because of too few participants you will get a full refund.

- If you cancel:

(a) On or before August 1st, 2008 your fees will be refunded minus a $100 processing fee.

(b) After August 1st, 2008, your fees will be refunded (minus the $100 processing fee) only if we can fill your place in the training with another participant.

  

REGISTRATION:  Contact Rhonda Mills at 314-704-8456 or rhonda@rhondamills.com

  

WEBSITE:  www.livingpeaceandwholenessretreat.com

  

ABOUT SUSAN SKYE: Susan is a trainer, private consultant and speaker, who has given NVC trainings in the US, Canada, Europe and Korea. An Assistant Dean at UCLA in the early 70s, she co-created and taught the Women's Studies Program there. She has had a private consulting practice for more than 25 years, and is currently the CNVC Certification Coordinator for North and South America. Susan is also a founder of the NVC Training Institute which has pioneered intermediate and advanced level processes for the NVC Global Community. To learn more, visit www.nvctraininginstitute.org

Simple & Practical Nonviolent Communication Three Week Class

Date: 
2008-06-05 18:30 - 2008-06-19 18:30
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

Ukiah Unity Church
321 North Bush Street Back Entrance (Nonviolent Communication sign on door)
Ukiah 95482, CA
United States
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Preparation: 

Willingness and intention to learn new ways of communicating.

Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

Benefit with less stress, more understanding and self confidence in
handling conflicts. Learnable, Practical, Simple, Reliable Nonviolent
Communication Tools offered in a lively, interactie format. Role plays,
puppets, games may be used to increase ease in understanding and
implementing new skills.Class will proceed with a minimum of 6 and a
maximum of 12 participants. $60-40 sliding scale. No one turned away
for lack of funds.

Simple & Practical Nonviolent Communication Three Week Class

Date: 
2008-05-16 13:00 - 2008-05-30 13:00
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

Innate Wellness Chiropractic Center
34 East San Francisco Ave Colorful Building behind the purple fence
Willits California 95490, CA
United States
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Preparation: 

Willingness and intention to learn and practice new ways of communicating for more harmony and ease

Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

Benefit with less stress, more understanding and self confidence in handling conflicts. Learnable, Practical, Simple, Reliable Nonviolent Communication Tools offered in a lively, interactie format. Role plays, puppets, games may be used to increase ease in understanding and implementing new skills.Class will proceed with a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 12 participants. $60-40 sliding scale. No one turned away for lack of funds.

NVC in INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS

Date: 
2008-05-23 00:00 - 2008-05-25 00:00

Location(s)

Ottawa
Canada
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Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

http://www.nvc-transformation-cnv.com/

Introduction to NVC - Relating to oneself - relating to others

Date: 
2008-05-29 09:30 - 2008-05-30 17:00
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

The HUB Brussel
Stormstraat/rue d'Assaut 1 6th floor of the EHSAL research centre
Brussel, WBR
Belgium
Preparation: 

None

Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

Strengthening Relationships with partners, family, friends and workmates

Date: 
2008-06-07 10:00 - 2008-06-08 10:00
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

Forres - Scotland
Beeches Cottage - Iowa Place - Tel 01309 671 237 email fabiolafuentesnvc@yahoo.co.uk
United Kingdom
Preparation: 

I suggest to read Marshall Rosenberg´s book "Nonviolent Communication a Language of Life"

Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

The aim of this training is to support participants to: ·        

  • Learn and understand how the model and principles of NVC can guide us to live basic human values such as respect, understanding, compassion, honesty and appreciation.·        
  • Practice how to implement NVC in daily life. e.g. expressing yourself, listening to others, dealing with conflict and situations when there are strong feelings.·        
  • Increase their ability to understand and to be understood by others

To Kvetch--or Not to Kvetch? An Introduction to Compassionate, Nonviolent Communication

Date: 
2008-10-28 07:00 - 2008-10-28 09:00
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

Jewish Community Center in Manhattan (www.jccmanhattan.org)
334 Amsterdam Ave (646) 505-4444
New York, NY 10023, NY
United States
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Contact Person: 
Course Description: 

For practitioners of Nonviolent Communication (NVC), this is not a question! In this workshop, you will take the first step in developing the tools and consciousness you need to understand what triggers you, deepen your connection with yourself and others, and ultimately transform your habitual responses to life. In particular, we will explore how kvetching can alert us to what matters most for others and ourselves; by listening more deeply, we can foster understanding and compassion. Learning NVC is similar to learning a new language. While it takes time to develop fluency, any knowledge of a new language makes it more likely that communication can take place that is effective, connecting, and life serving. To Kvetch--or Not to Kvetch? will teach you the first steps towards transforming conflict and difference into understanding, and provide you with communication tools that ensure that your needs--as well as those of others--can be heard and held with care.

 (Please register directly at Jewish Community Center in Manhattan
www.jccmanhattan.org

Teach for Life! NVC Educators Institute

Date: 
2008-08-03 00:00 - 2008-08-08 00:00
Trainer(s): 

Location(s)

Harmony Hill Retreat
Union (near Seattle_, WA
United States
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Contact Person: 
Course Description: 


Teachfor Life!  NVC Educators Institute,a 5-day residential workshop for teachers, administrators, school staff.,  and homeschool parents to co-create alearning community based in the

consciousnessand practi ce of Nonviolent Communication.

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