Category: Compassionate Communication
Events for Sept. 18, 2010
Guelph - Introduction to NVC
Transforming Conflict and Building Thriving
Relationships
Date: Sept 18, 9am-4:30pm.
Location: Guelph Community Health Centre
Community Room. 176 Wyndham St. N., Guelph
To
Register email eric@roadtocompassion.com
Visit Road to
Compassion at www.facebook.com
Requested
payment is $80 or $145 for both Sept. 18 and 19 workshops.
Contact
eric@roadtocompassion.com for tuition support
possibilities.
Learn Skills For
• Expressing honestly without
blame or judgement
• Resolving conflict peacefully
and
compassionately
• Developing self-awareness
and
self-empowerment
• Deepening Trust and Understanding
•
Enhancing energy and inspiration
About Compassionate
Communication (NVC)
NVC is a powerful communication process
for creating peaceful, meaningful, and inspiring relationships. One of
the key intentions of NVC is to create relationships where all needs are
heard, understood and peacefully met. By transforming life-alienating
thinking into needs, speaking without judging and blaming, and
empathizing with the needs of others, we can create connection even in
the most challenging situations. Find more on NVC at www.cnvc.org or at
www.roadtocompassion.com.
Events for Sept. 19, 2010
Guelph - Attachment Theory and NVC Workshop
Guelph - Attachment Theory and NVC Workshop
Date: Sept 19, 9am-4:30pm.
Location: Guelph Community Health
Centre
Community Room. 176 Wyndham St. N., Guelph
To
Register email eric@roadtocompassion.com
Visit Road to
Compassion at www.facebook.com
Requested
payment is $80 or $145 for both Sept. 18 and 19 workshops.
Contact
eric@roadtocompassion.com for tuition support
possibilities.
· Building healthy attachment for a healthy life
· Nurturing the emotional brain and accessing our full intelligence
· The power of presence
· Healing attachment issues--Earned secure attachment
· How NVC supports healthy attachment
· Framing conflict and challenging behaviour in Attachment Theory
· The
basics of interpersonal neurobiology
Attachment Theory reveals how the types of early emotional and psychological bonds we formed with our parents and caregivers continues to impact us throughout our lives. It also shows us how we can work with the neuroplasticity of our brains to heal early attachment issues.
Events for Sept. 24, 2010
Orillia, Intro to Compassionate Communication
Transforming Conflict and Building Thriving
Relationships
Date: Sept. 24, 9am-4:30pm.
Location: Orillia
To
Register: eric@roadtocompassion.com
Gift
Economy: This workshop is offered freely; no one will be turned
away due to lack of funds. So that I can continue to sustainably offer
this work, my request for the workshop is $80.00.
Visit
Road to
Compassion at www.facebook.com
Learn Skills For
• Expressing honestly without
blame or judgement
• Resolving conflict peacefully
and
compassionately
• Developing self-awareness
and
self-empowerment
• Deepening Trust and Understanding
•
Enhancing energy and inspiration
About Compassionate
Communication (NVC)
NVC is a powerful communication process
for creating peaceful, meaningful, and inspiring relationships. One of
the key intentions of NVC is to create relationships where all needs are
heard, understood and peacefully met. By transforming life-alienating
thinking into needs, speaking without judging and blaming, and
empathizing with the needs of others, we can create connection even in
the most challenging situations. Find more on NVC at www.cnvc.org or at
www.roadtocompassion.com.
Posted in Compassionate Communication by eric
Events for Oct. 02, 2010
Vancouver Intro to Compassionate Communication
Transforming Conflict and Building Thriving
Relationships
Date: Oct 2, 9am-4:30pm.
Location: Twin Rivers Coop, 1465 Lamey's Mill Rd
To
Register: eric@roadtocompassion.com
Gift
Economy: This workshop is offered freely; no one will be turned
away due to lack of funds. So that I can continue to sustainably offer
this work, my request for the workshop is $80.00--$60.
Visit
Road to
Compassion at www.facebook.com
Learn Skills For
• Expressing honestly without
blame or judgement
• Resolving conflict peacefully
and
compassionately
• Developing self-awareness
and
self-empowerment
• Deepening Trust and Understanding
•
Enhancing energy and inspiration
About Compassionate
Communication (NVC)
NVC is a powerful communication process
for creating peaceful, meaningful, and inspiring relationships. One of
the key intentions of NVC is to create relationships where all needs are
heard, understood and peacefully met. By transforming life-alienating
thinking into needs, speaking without judging and blaming, and
empathizing with the needs of others, we can create connection even in
the most challenging situations. Find more on NVC at www.cnvc.org or at
www.roadtocompassion.com.
Posted in Compassionate Communication by eric