Description
This Workshop is an Introduction to Heart-based or Nonviolent Communication (NVC). Marshall Rosenberg, Ph.D, developed NVC and defines it as “an integration of spirituality and concrete tools for manifesting that spirituality in our lives, our relationships, and our political activities.”
This workshop is for you if you want to:
-Shift dynamics from conflict to collaboration-to make life easier and more fun
-Experience peace of mind by honestly and compassionately understanding your teen
-Learn practical tools to by-pass triggers and leave behind regret and guilt
–Build skills to foster connection, trust and influence with your teen
-Lay the foundation for your teen to thrive by role-modeling healthy communication and support successful relating and decision-making for life.
About Your Facilitator:
Terri Moon M.S. graduated from the Bay Area Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Leadership Program in 2005, has taught NVC on four continents since then and offers coaching, mediation and trainings online and in-person. Terri has offered healing in a wide variety of forms since 1987.
Testimonials for this workshop
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“I attended Terri Moon’s Introduction to Nonviolent Communication Workshop in March. My intention for participating in the workshop was to be more kind in my interactions with others, so I would experience less shame.
During the role-play section of the evening, I realized that my Mother told me as a child that I was “useless and worthless”. I experienced self-compassion as I realized that I had felt shame when she said this because I needed love and acceptance from my Mother.
I also realized that my mother’s said these comments to me because she was concerned and wanted to support my success in the world.
Since the training, I no longer tell my son that he is “useless”, a habit I passed down from my Mother. This change happened easily and I celebrate having choice about how I express myself. I’m now living in alignment with my value for kindness and experiencing less shame in my interactions with others as a result.”
E.G., Santa Rosa
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“I thought the Introductory Workshop was great! It was broad-based with specific examples and exercises-life skill expanding.”
“I liked the jackal (in and out) and giraffe (in and out) example. It’s concise and applicable. I also appreciated the active listening demonstrations.”
Mary M., Sebastopol, CA
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“Excellent presentation-I appreciated the history of this work, the format, and the experiential aspect. I also liked the preview at the beginning of what would be covered.”
“I’m definitely satisfied-I liked the worksheets and handouts (I’m a visual and kinesthetic learner) and I liked using a particular example in my life with all 4 ears! Everyone seemed to relate to my situation being used (for the example).”
Diane Marie, Santa Rosa, CA
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