conflict resolution

Staying Cool, Calm, & Connected in “Hot” Situations:
An Intermediate NVC Workshop on Intimacy and Choice in Relationships

Would you like greater ease and trust in the most important relationships in your life?
Would you like to use your NVC skills in “challenging” situations with your:
Spouse, partner or ex-partner who you may be co-parenting with?
Young or adult children?
Your parents and other family members?
Would you like to deepen your practice of NVC, developing your “empathy muscles”?

If you answered YES to any of these questions then Staying Cool, Calm, and Connected will interest you! Via exercises, role-plays & the practice of Compassionate, Nonviolent Communication, in this workshop you will take steps in:
Staying present and self-connected even in “tough” situations
Doing the NVC “dance” of self-expression and hearing others
Deepening your practice of self-empathy and pacing conversations

Who might be interested in this workshop? Anyone who wants to:
Take your practice of NVC to the next level
Experience intimacy, integrity, honesty, and joy in relationships
Speak your own truth while maintaining trust, openness and connection

NEW to NVC? Come to Friday night’s introductory session, Empathy in Action!

WHEN:
Friday, July 25th, 7-9pm AND Saturday, July 26thh, 10am-6pm
WHERE:
Universal Unitarian Fellowship, 51 Browns Lane, Bellport, NY, 11713 (www.uufb.org)
FINANCIAL INVESTMENT:
Fri. night: $20-$40 (median $30); Saturday, $115-$225 (median $165); Both days: $130-$225 (median: $175). See info below regarding median & sliding scale.
TO REGISTER:
Contact planetnvc@gmail.com, www.BrooklynNVC.org, or (631) 940-0416
NOTE:
Scholarships and work exchange available; please contact us ten days or more before to learn more. Those contributing at the mid-range or higher supports a diverse range of people learning NVC and practicing peace-making in NY. Your generosity is appreciated!
PLEASE NOTE:
If you have no prior NVC training, we ask that you attend Friday night’s session. We want to support your inclusion and learning on Saturday!
Facilitator:
Dian Killian, PhD (www.BrooklynNVC.org)
About the Facilitator: Dian Killian, PhD, CNVC Certified Trainer and co-author of Connecting across Differences: A Guide to Compassionate, Nonviolent Communication

Staying Cool, Calm, & Connected in “Hot” Situations:
An Intermediate NVC Workshop on Intimacy and Choice in Relationships

Would you like greater ease and trust in the most important relationships in your life?
Would you like to use your NVC skills in “challenging” situations with your:
Spouse, partner or ex-partner who you may be co-parenting with?
Young or adult children?
Your parents and other family members?
Would you like to deepen your practice of NVC, developing your “empathy muscles”?

If you answered YES to any of these questions then Staying Cool, Calm, and Connected will interest you! Via exercises, role-plays & the practice of Compassionate, Nonviolent Communication, in this workshop you will take steps in:
Staying present and self-connected even in “tough” situations
Doing the NVC “dance” of self-expression and hearing others
Deepening your practice of self-empathy and pacing conversations

Who might be interested in this workshop? Anyone who wants to:
Take your practice of NVC to the next level
Experience intimacy, integrity, honesty, and joy in relationships
Speak your own truth while maintaining trust, openness and connection

NEW to NVC? Come to Friday night’s introductory session, Empathy in Action!

WHEN:
Friday, July 25th, 7-9pm AND Saturday, July 26thh, 10am-6pm
WHERE:
Universal Unitarian Fellowship, 51 Browns Lane, Bellport, NY, 11713 (www.uufb.org)
FINANCIAL INVESTMENT:
Fri. night: $20-$40 (median $30); Saturday, $115-$225 (median $165); Both days: $130-$225 (median: $175). See info below regarding median & sliding scale.
TO REGISTER:
Contact planetnvc@gmail.com, www.BrooklynNVC.org, or (631) 940-0416
NOTE:
Scholarships and work exchange available; please contact us ten days or more before to learn more. Those contributing at the mid-range or higher supports a diverse range of people learning NVC and practicing peace-making in NY. Your generosity is appreciated!
PLEASE NOTE:
If you have no prior NVC training, we ask that you attend Friday night’s session. We want to support your inclusion and learning on Saturday!
Facilitator:
Dian Killian, PhD (www.BrooklynNVC.org)
About the Facilitator: Dian Killian, PhD, CNVC Certified Trainer and co-author of Connecting across Differences: A Guide to Compassionate, Nonviolent Communication

Practice and integrate the skills as developed by Jim and Jori Manske in their "Vortex of Submission."

Learn how to recognize and transform the patterns that can lead to conflict. 

Exploring the tools and consciouness of empathy, honesty, and self-connection in the context of our relationships - with partners, family, friends and associates, and even our enemies in order to:

* foster freedom rather than submission or rebellion

* ask for what you want without paying for it later

* heal, create, and sustain life-enriching relationships

* establish relationships based on an awareness of mutuality

* listen compassionately, even when the other person is demanding, blaming, or chriticizing

*nurture connection and trust in all types of relationships!

Contact Faye Landey:

fayelandey(at)mindspring.com

404-863-3289 

En dag konflikthantering med syfte att klargöra vilken typ av kommunikation som inbjuder till konflikter och vad för typ av kommunikation som bidrar till att skapa fungerande samarbete.

Deepening workshops of Nonviolent Communication (5x2 days, dates: May 12th/13th, June 9th/10th, August 16th/17th, September 16th/17th, Ocotber 14th/15th)
These 10 days will focus on “inner work” and exploring our relationships and dialogues with ourselves and situations that trigger us. The workshops will help you to discover choices we didn’t know we had and the tools to relate to yourself with a greater sense of compassion.
We offer the opportunity to come for the first workshop to get to know me and then sign up for the rest.
In my experience before we can connect compassionately with others we first need to learn to connect compassionately with ourselves.
The workshop is also an opportunity to become part of a group that continues developing NVC skills and consciousness over the time.

On this training you will:

• Review and practice the basic ingredients of NVC
• Share the ups and downs of applying NVC in your life
• Explore how to resolve inner conflict
• Find out how to remain centred and break deadlocks in conflicts with others
• Find out how to begin mediating between two people who are in conflict

Fee: We would like to receive £130 (business rates on application). Low-income and Sangha rate: £90. If you find it difficult to imagine coming for financial reasons, we are happy to negotiate this amount.

Further information: Contact Shantigarbha: sg@seedofpeace.org / 07941 611 254

Booking: Contact the Bristol Buddhist Centre office team on 0117 924 9991 / info@bristol-buddhist-centre.org

This is a week course to increase our ability to apply the nvc skills within ourselves, to take care or our own needs with the intiention of connecting compassionately with ourselves and others. We will employ SELF-EMPATHY as the basic tool to help us create space within ourself, where compassion can flourish, learning and practicing how to create life-serving systems within ourselves and to translate our judgments in to life energy.

We will focus on the beauty of needs, i.e. that it is the needs that are connecting us across all cultures and appreciate the diversities of the strategies to meet them.
The intention is to bring people together from the North/West of our globe or maybe worldwide and from Rusinga Island, other parts of Kenya and maybe from other parts of Africa in order to.
1. learn how to live in daily life and spread NVC
2. connect people from different cultures, to get to know, share and appreciate the gifts of different cultures
3. create sustainable connections between participants to build an international community for mutual exchange and support
4. to support people living on the island in that we live with them and pay for accommodation and food (most of them are unemployed, there are many orphans due to aids. Many people experience hunger. With our contribution for accommodation and food we support families to get food for at least the time we are with them)