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Simran Wester

Happiness is your Birthright
Germany
Speaks English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish
Certified Trainer since 2004
"For me, Nonviolent Communication is like yoga in communication — it’s about mindfulness, self-connection, authentic relationships and true compassion."

I as born in Bogotá, Colombia, in 1954, and came to Germany at the age of eleven. In Hamburg, I studied German and Geography, and later on opened together with my husband a Yoga center. I am married since 1984 and have two grown up children and a grandchild.

NVC turned out to be the missing piece in my life, after I had found Kundalini Yoga in my twenties and totally immersed in that practice, which gave me stability and stamina. NVC opened the window to understand myself on a deeper level and free myself of addictive, submissive behavior and become authentic and self-reliant. I realised that I was longing for deep, compassionate connections, and found the access by allowing my own feelings and needs - and those of others. I love offering workshops and retreats around NVC  and yoga, and accompany others in their processes of becoming who they can be. Life is such a miracle again and again, and it is such a joy to contribute to it’s unfolding and to peace. I am ever grateful to Marshall Rosenberg and all the other trainers and ambassadors of NVC – we are creating the change that we want to see in the world.

Further training courses have supplemented and rounded off my spectrum over the years:

  • Bereavement and Terminal Care
  • Family and System Constellation According to Hellinger
  • Intensive Meditation Retreats
  • Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy

I founded the Hamburger Institut für Gewaltfreie Kommunikation and offer free seminars and trainings mostly in Northern Germany, often together with my colleagues.

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TRAINING FOCUS:

  • Conflict Resolution
  • Counseling & Coaching
  • Mind-Body-Spirit
  • Parenting & Family
  • Social Change
We are the change we want to see in the world.
“Life is for living.”

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