From our CNVC Certified Trainers
In person
Hereford: NVC Year Training 25-26 ‘Knowing, Living and Sharing NVC’
By: Gesine Schrader, Shantigarbha Warren
Experience the magic of a year-long NVC learning community. Our theme is drawn from the Centre for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC’s) Certification Preparation Packet, which provides a complete journey from initial encounters with Nonviolent Communication to advanced NVC mediation and facilitation skills:
Knowing: learn and clarify the concepts of Nonviolent Communication.
Living: Embody the compassionate consciousness of NVC in your daily life, including spirituality and social change.
Sharing: Get support to share Nonviolent Communication skills with others at home, at work and in workshops settings.
There are five 3-day modules offered in the spirit of Gift Culture between October 2026 and June 2027 at Maitreya House, near Hereford, UK. The fifteen days of training count towards CNVC certification.
Who is this Year Training for?
This Year Training is open to people who have done an NVC Level One training or equivalent Foundation Training with a CNVC-certified trainer.
Learning objectives
Trainers
All modules are led by CNVC-certified trainers Shantigarbha and Gesine Schrader. About the trainers. Between them they have decades of experience of supporting people in learning and living NVC.
Dates for your diary
Module One: Knowing NVC 1–4 October 2026.
Module Two: Living NVC 3–6 December 2026.
Module Three: Healing past pain 11–14 February 2027.
Module Four: Transforming conflict 15–18 April 2027.
Module Five: Sharing NVC 10–13 June 2027.
All modules start with a meal at 6.30pm on the Thursday and finish at 4.15 pm on the Sunday.
The benefits of a year-long training
As well as learning the principles of NVC, we will also be exploring how to live as a temporary community during our time together. This will include working together on community tasks, such as cooking, washing up and cleaning. We will also be exploring how we make decisions and address conflict as a community. We invite you to bring your courage and self-responsibility, bearing in mind that coming together as a community can be challenging, and conflicts may arise. It is in these situations that we are most likely to grow in our capacity to live in community.
When you register, we will invite you to a short online interview, so that you can ask us questions, and we can get a sense if you’ll thrive on the way.
For more detailed information, check out our website: seedofpeace.org .
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