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An intro to Dr. Marshall Rosenberg’s radical communication process, Nonviolent Communication. This workshop offers immediately usable tools for resolving conflicts, reducing criticism and misunderstanding, and increasing respect and hope.
6:45-9:00 in the library of Ballard High School in Seattle.

The skiils offered in this foundation training will help in transforming difficult relationships and enhance all relationships. You will learn how to listen and speak in a way that vastly increases the likelihood of getting your needs met and your highest dreams realised.

Do you have to deal with angry people?
Or do your buttons get pushed?

When you’re angry, do you….
• Let the culprit have it?
• Rant and rave to anyone who’ll listen?
• Suffer it and smile? (and kick the dog later)
• Fantasize about your revenge?

When you’re the target, do you...
• Attack back?
• Grovel?
• Suddenly remember an appointment?
• Blame yourself?
• Change the subject?

At this workshop, learn to...
• See the value and beauty in anger.
• Express the life-serving core fully.
• Hear hostile messages without taking it personally.

The 5 day 'Living NVC' experience allows the integration of NVC to happen in a natural way. With a maximum of 10 participants, we learn, teach, weep, laugh, cook, walk and dance together, using the skills and consciousness of NVC. Each day we decide together what we will do, in an atmosphere where everyone's needs are valued. All this takes place in the 'Come to Life' Barn, with accommodation in my home, in a village on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds in Gloucestershire. All levels of experience are welcome.

Bringing Nonviolent Communication to Psychotherapy Practice

* Discover ways to enhance your practice with Nonviolent Communication (NVC)
* Deepen empathy, presence, and listening skills
* Learn specific tools to help clients resolve conflicts and support increased connection and compassion in their relationships
* Enhance your capacity to integrate NVC into your life and clinical practice
* Explore the joys and challenges of using NVC in the therapeutic context
* Enjoy the opportunity to build a community of support
* Receive intensive individualized practice, coaching, and support with a team of 3 assistant trainers experienced in combining NVC with their therapy practice
* Plus, take time to relax and rejuvenate!

Zehntägiges Intensivtraining in berufsbegleitenden Sequenzen. Für Absolventen von Modul 1.

NVC enables us to connect empathically with other people, and helps us
to help them to connect empathically with us. But what do you do when
you are feeling angry or upset to the extent that you don't want to
empathise with them? And they feel the same about you?! We call this
empathy collision, and on this day we will explore what is happening in
these situations and how we can get around this impasse. This day will
be practice oriented, to help you develop and rejuvenate your skill
with NVC.

Nonviolent Communication är ett stöd för dig som vill lära dig kommunicera på sätt som skapar mer kontakt och mindre motstånd. Det är en kommunikationsprocess som hjälper oss att skapa en dialog där vi kan mötas i samförstånd. För den här kursen används ett digitalt klassrum där du får individuell feedback på din uppgifter. Där har du också möjlighet att dela funderingar och insikter med andra som går kursen.
Kursinnehåll: Varje vecka behandlar vi ett kapitel i boken Nonviolent Communication, ett språk för livet. Du gör övningar för att tillämpa det du lär.
Kursmoment och arbetssätt: Kursen är helt på distans, utan fasta träffar och vi möts via Internet. Du kan alltså befinna dig vart du vill så länge du har tillgång till Internet vilket innebär ett flexibelt lärande där du själv kan välja när du gör de uppgifter som följer med utbildningen.

This workshop is designed to help couples make significant shifts in their patterns of relationship; to heal wounds and find new ways of connecting; and to experience breakthroughs to greater levels of intimacy, health, and trust.

This Practice Group begins with a "remembering" for inspiration, centering and connecting with ourselves. This is followed by a "check-in" when we share how we are, what we bring with us or what we hope to receive during the session. Activities include: short education exercises, empathy, role-plays, games and discussions. Participants can facilitate the group with prior arrangement with Rodger Sorrow

Time 7 - 9 PM Pacific

Donation $10

Open to all

Would you like to deal with conflict more skillfully? Be sensitive to others without giving up your own needs? Deepen intimacy and have more ease in relating? Nonviolent Communication (also known as Compassionate Communication) offers simple yet powerful tools to move from confusion and conflict to clarity and co-operation. These tools have a 40-year track record of increasing peace in personal, professional, organizational and governmental relationships. This introductory seminar will offer you a brief history of Nonviolent Communication, an overview of NVC philosophy, beginning-level practice and inspirational stories of how the tools improve daily life. You will leave the session with concepts you can put to immediate use.