Introduction to Nonviolent Communication

Facilitators:

   Marcia Christen (CNVC Certified Trainer)
Evan Gorsline

Location: Seattle/Fremont

   Freedom Project Office 3644 Albion Place North , Seattle, WA 98103 206-325-5678
The Freedom Project
The Center for Nonviolent Communication

Date and Time:

   Sat, Nov 19, 2011

10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Doors open at 9:30 a.m.

Details

   This is an introduction to the process created by Marshall Rosenberg (NVC, Compassionate communication). This class will offer a brief history, a comprehensive overview of the process, as well as experiential practice. Walk away with a new view of how we can grow in our ability to connect and contribute through our words and actions, and tools that you can use.

Points

  
  • Practice finding what's most valuable to you, and how to speak it in ways that you are more likely to be heard (compassionate honesty).
  • Practice listening/empathy skills.
  • Transform blame and criticism, find the intrinsic values expressed underneath.
  • A chance to work with a live situation in your own life.

Who is it for?

  Anyone who is interested in Nonviolent communication, interested generally in communication/conflict resolution.

What to bring:

  You are welcome to bring a brown bag lunch, or there are many places in Fremont (about a 10 minute walk from Freedom project Office). Notebook if you want to take notes.

Tuition Details:

  

The tuition is $75.00.

You may also register calling Verne or Daniel at The Freedom Project office at 206-325-5678, or by credit card here. If you have a financial concern please talk to Verne about options for payment: 206-325-5678 It is our intention make this work as available as possible to the community while continuing to make it financially viable to offer trainings.
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