Introductions

Nonviolent Communication (NVC)
Regional Gathering in Madison, WI

Friday & Saturday, December 12-13, 2008
• Learning sessions
• Social time
• Networking lunch
• Regional meeting of the Alliance for NVC 
 
Introduction to NVC:  Everyone is welcome!
WHEN:  Fri., Dec. 12:  6 pm – 9 pm
COST:  $30/person requested

Intermediate Session:  “Self-Appreciation”
Prior NVC experience (or Friday’s session)
WHEN:  Sat., Dec. 13: 9 am – 12 noon
COST:  $1-30 donation per person

Lunch
Sat., Dec. 13:  12 noon – 1:30 pm
Bring your own or place an order by Saturday at 9:25 am
 
Alliance for NVC Quarterly Meeting
Sat., Dec. 13:  1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
For those who want to spread NVC in Midwest

Register to reserve your space in a training session, order lunch, or RSVP

Contact Jennifer Warnick, 608-223-9150  or warthogs@sbcglobal.net 
Please arrive 5-10 minutes early for any session so that we can make the most of our time together.

This workshop will be an introduction to Nonviolent Communication (NVC) a simple yet powerful "language of compassion" developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg Ph.D and currently practiced in over 65 countries worldwide.

• NVC supports you to:
• Express yourself fully without triggering hostility or withdrawal
• Hear others compassionately
• Transform potential conflicts into peaceful dialogues
• Make clear requests instead of vague demands
• Give clear and supportive feedback
• Develop self-awareness and self-compassion
• Turn your "inner critic" into a source of positive support

Through its emphasis on deep listening - to ourselves and to others - NVC fosters respect, attentiveness and empathy, and engenders a mutual desire to give from the heart. As we learn NVC we take more responsibility for our experience and exercise more fully the power we have to create the kind of world we wish to live in.

Leo Sofer has been learning and teaching NVC since 1999. He lives in Findhorn, is married and has two small children.

To book contact Anam Cara on (44) 1463 711702 or email welcome@anamcara.org 

This workshop will be an introduction to Nonviolent Communication (NVC) a simple yet powerful "language of compassion" developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg Ph.D and currently practiced in over 65 countries worldwide.

• NVC supports you to:
• Express yourself fully without triggering hostility or withdrawal
• Hear others compassionately
• Transform potential conflicts into peaceful dialogues
• Make clear requests instead of vague demands
• Give clear and supportive feedback
• Develop self-awareness and self-compassion
• Turn your "inner critic" into a source of positive support

Through its emphasis on deep listening - to ourselves and to others - NVC fosters respect, attentiveness and empathy, and engenders a mutual desire to give from the heart. As we learn NVC we take more responsibility for our experience and exercise more fully the power we have to create the kind of world we wish to live in.

Leo Sofer has been learning and teaching NVC since 1999. He lives in Findhorn, is married and has two small children.

Foundations of Nonviolent Communication - Not just for beginners!
Friday, Nov 21:  6:30 pm – 9:30 pm AND
Saturday, Nov 22:  9:30 am – 5:30 pm

Intermediate Session:  Deepening Empathy with yourself and with others
Sunday, Nov 23:  9:30 am – 5:30 pm

Discover a life-changing practice that builds trust, transforms conflict, and creates harmony in your relationships and in your life.  Create a quality of connection with yourself and others where everyone's needs matter and people make each other’s lives more wonderful through compassionate giving -- absent punishment, coercion, force, or any form of violence.  NVC is a practical set of skills that helps us live in harmony with ourselves, with others--even in difficult situations, and with life. 

COST:  Fri/Sat ($115); Sun ($95); all 3 days: $200.
Earlybird discount: 10% off by Nov 6, some work exchange opportunities available for those in need

SPONSOR:  Compassionate Communication of St. Louis ~ www.stlouisnvc.org

Wil je leren achterhalen wat er in jezelf en/of in je gesprekspartner(s) leeft?Wil je weten wat jij kunt doen om het leven nog mooier te maken?Werken jouw communicatiestrategieën niet (meer) zoals je zou willen? Wil je in verbinding blijven, ook als het spannend wordt en als er een conflict dreigt? 

In deze introductietraining wordt onder meer aandacht geschonken aan: 

·        Het model voor geweldloze communicatie van Dr. Marshall Rosenberg (www.cnvc.org).

·        Uitdrukking geven aan wat er in werkelijk in jou omgaat.

·        Helder krijgen van wat er in de ander omgaat en van waaruit deze reageert.

·        In verbinding blijven met de ander, ook als het lastig wordt.

·        Omgaan met emoties.

·        Irritante reacties. Wat te doen?

·        Mededogend luisteren. 

Kortom een training voor diegenen die een begin willen maken met op een andere manier communiceren met hun (bedrijfs)omgeving én met zichzelf.

Deze tweedaagse training bestaat uit 4 dagdelen.  

Einführungsseminar in GFK, für alle, die die die GFK kennenlernen möchten.

Einführungsseminar in GFK, für alle, die die die GFK kennenlernen möchten.

Young or old, timid or bold - Clarify needs and choices, resolve conflicts and solve problems with a simple, fun, hands-on, transformative process all ages can use.

Free Introduction led by Henry Wai

Co-sponsored by Interchange

Wed. Oct. 8
6:30 - 8:15 pm - Interactive Introduction
8:25 - 9:15 pm - Discussion about how Transformative Communication supports social activism

Around the world, people are using Transformative Communication to support everyday peacemaking, empowerment, conflict transformation, healing and more. Developed by Marshall Rosenberg, Transformative Communication (also known as Nonviolent Communication - NVC) is practiced in 37 countries in a variety of settings including family, workplace, activism, social service, education, mediation, prison, and government.

To learn more:  Visit www.nonviolentcommunication.com/aboutnvc/aboutnvc.htm

"Marshall Rosenberg gives us the means to create peace through our speech and communication"
- Arun Gandhi, President, MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence

"NVC goes along with what I was trying to do. My heart was there [but] it gave me steps [for] communicating how I always wanted to."   - Primary school teacher

Friday, February 20: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
(Introduction to Compassionate Communication)

Saturday, February 21: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Sunday, February 22: 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
(Main Session: The Dance of Compassionate Connection, using a learning tool called the NVC Dance Floors)

Friday Evening:  Discover a life-changing practice that builds trust, transforms conflict, and creates harmony in your relationships and in your life. 

Saturday & Sunday:  Join JEFF & RHONDA for a special opportunity to deepen your practice of Compassionate Communication using the NVC Dance Floors, utilizing auditory, visual, kinesthetic, spatial, and creative learning.  NVC Dance Floors are spatial floor maps, made up of large cards laid on the floor in layouts called “dances” which people move through to experience and integrate various NVC processes.  To learn more about the Dance Floors, visit: www.nvcdancefloors.com

Cost:  Friday: $35; Saturday/Sunday: $200; All three days: $225.  Earlybird Discount Rec’d by 1/23/09:  Friday $30; Saturday/Sunday: $175; All three days: $200

Location:  St. Bernard Community Center, 120 Washington Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio

Questions about training:  Jeff Brown, jeff@heartfeltcommunication.com, 812-320-3842

Registration:  Allen Feibelman, 513-375-3291,  mail checks payable to "Allen Feibelman" to: 3647 W. 8th St., Apt. 5, Cincinnati, OH 45205

Learn more about Rhonda at her website.

Learn more about Jeff at his website.

View a color flier.