INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED NVC

Facilitator:

   Karl Steyaert (CNVC Certified Trainer)

Location: Phinney Ridge

   Phinney Neighborhood Center, ROOM 32 (6532 Phinney Avenue North, Seattle WA 98103)

Date and Time:

   Sun, Mar 29, 2015

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Details

   Join us for a day of deepening the consciousness and practice of Nonviolent Communication, exploring meaningful situations from your own life, and further integrating self-connection, authentic expression, and empathic listening.

During the day we will look at core concepts of NVC and then apply them through pair or small group practice. Prior to or on the day of the event, please feel free to make specific requests to explore particular topics that are meaningful to you. Some possible topics include:

• Group facilitation using NVC
• Saying and hearing "No"
• Making clear & effective requests
• Working with anger
• Mediation, Restorative Circles, and other forms of conflict transformation
• Self-empathy and transforming core "jackal beliefs"
• Offering and receiving feedback
• Empathic listening
• Engaging with people who dislike "NVC language"
• "Street Giraffe": NVC using natural language
• Embodiment of NVC
• Role playing difficult conversations
• Cultivating happiness and joy
• Scary honesty
• Intimacy and relationships
• Life purpose and vision
• Co-creating community
• Recovering our ability to play and have fun

Come early: You’re welcome at the space as of 9:30am. We’d love to start at 10am sharp. We will meet in Room 32, located on the third floor of the brick building.

Parking: There is plenty of free parking available in the Phinney Neighborhood Center designated parking lot.

Lunch: You’re welcome to bring a lunch. There are also many food options within walking distance, along Phinney Ave N.

The CEU provider for this course is the Center for Nonviolent Communication (provider number: PCE 1993). It meets the qualifications for 7 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. According to the provider’s policy on refunds in cases of non-attendance, application fees are non-refundable.

For any additional questions, please feel free to contact Erin Merrihew, (206) 390-4241.

We look forward to seeing you!

Who is it for?

  This event is intended for people who have attended at least a day-long NVC Basics learning event or the 12-week NVC Foundations series.

What to bring:

  A pen, a notebook, and your willingness to engage with life!

Tuition Details:

  

The tuition is: $90-$225 contribution requested. All welcome, regardless of finances.

If tuition is not paid at time of registration, the minimum deposit is $20.00 with the remainder due by Mar 29, 2015.

A sliding scale financial contribution of $90-$225 is requested to cover costs for this learning event. However, we are dedicated to making this opportunity available to all, so if finances are a challenge, please contact i n f o AT DOMAIN findflow~org to discuss work exchange possibilities.

Cash or check payments can be given on the day of the event. Advance payments via checks made out to "Karl Steyaert" may be sent to 628 12th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102. There is no online payment option with this website.
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