NVC Resources on Authenticity
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Peace Starts At Home
Through the practice of living in dialogue at home, where the stakes are often very high, you can increase your ability to meet the challenges of life everywhere with empathy, goodwill and authenticity. The vision: Imagine what this could be. Imagine sweet, open dialogue in all your relationships, both intimate and otherwise. Imagine full compassion for yourself, accepting your humanity in...
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The Spiritual Path of NVC
to bolster profound spiritual transformation and intense self-acceptance and self-compassion. {attachment:all} Keywords consciousness needs presence compassion personal growth spirituality authenticity vulnerability Leo Sofer Robert Gonzales
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The Empathy Factor in Workplaces Where People Thrive
your work Learning the ten Key Principles to needs-based workplaces that thrive Profiting with people, not from people Creating “power-with” leadership - communication, effectiveness and authenticity The trainers draw from Marie Miyashiro’s book, The Empathy Factor – Your Competitive Advantage for Personal, Team, and Business Success during this course. We recommend reading the book along with...
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Experience More Joy and Success at Work
who has coached companies like Merck on collaborative communication and helped them increase productivity and reduce meeting time. Gregg Kendrick, known for creating workplaces that thrive on authenticity and connection. Wes Taylor, who established the NVC program in a Maryland Hospital. Mel Sears, whose book Humanizing Health Care has helped transform the medical industry. Martha Lasley, a...
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Tips for the Road Series Tip 11
a book, competing at a sporting event, giving a speech, and so on—there is greater potential for aliveness but also for shame and pain. It is thrilling to follow our dreams and share our authenticity, creativity, and inspiration. But it is also risky because the parts of our psyches that want to keep us small (sometimes known as our Loyal Soldiers) do all they can to stop us. Our Loyal Soldiers...
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Prepare for Love
on looking forward to what you want in your relationships, be they romantic, familial or platonic. Session 1 Establish group agreements that support needs for acceptance, trust, empowerment, authenticity, learning, support, belonging and fun. Meeting each other in partners and small groups. Integrated Relationships: What makes a relationship healthy and connected. Establishing connection as the...
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How to Survive the Holidays
gatherings can bring up old hurts or expose painful differences. How many family meals have been marred by tense silence or devolved into harsh argument? For me, learning to find balance, authenticity and care in my conversations with family members was a key turning point in my communication practice. Instead of dreading the holiday meal, gritting your teeth and sweating it out, here are six...
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Getting Past Childhood Trauma
instruction and live exploration of real experiences, learn to: Transform any "unlivable contracts" you have made with yourself Compassionately manage your reactive triggers Reclaim your authenticity Using Nonviolent Communication skills and awareness, Susan Skye’s process has consistently resulted in remarkable levels of stable, profound and transformational change. The basic format for the...
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Clarifying What You Value
someone didn’t want to spend time with me, I was certain it was because I wasn’t a likeable person. It did not occur to me to clarify my own values and to live from them. For instance, I value authenticity so I began to speak up when something was important to me, rather than keep quiet so that people would like me. Once I truly understood what was important to me, I began to live more...
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Living Peacefully
be more likely to meet your needs for integrity, valuing life, and relief. Be aware today of the times when you are tempted to use might to get what you want, and instead choose integrity and authenticity. This trainer tip is an excerpt from Mary Mackenzie's book, Peaceful Living, available from PuddleDancer Press. Keywords: conflict peace Mary Mackenzie
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