Introduction to NonViolent Communication
NonViolent Communication, developed by Marshall Rosenberg in the 1960s, is an awareness-based approach to communication based on clarity, authenticity, strength and compassion. It helps develop self-awareness, restore dialogue, listen subtly to oneself and others, decode unspoken messages, speak authentically and increases our chances of being heard.
It has been used successfully around the world to resolve conflicts and deepen connections in relationships, communities, schools and organisations.
This two-day workshop helps you to:
- Learn how to inquire into your own feelings and needs and those of others
- Gain the deep value of openness and empathy instead of assuming and being right
- Explore how to say your truth without hurting or antagonising
- Grasp how to share your gratitude in a way that can be fully heard
The workshop is given in English and is limited to 15 participants. The weekend is largely experiential with a mix of exercises that are supportive and fun.
Your trainers:
Florence François-Poncet, a lawyer by training and former HR manager in an EU institution, is a certified NVC trainer and coach.
Sandra Becker, a lawyer by training and a certified mediator, regularly intervenes in organisations to prevent, manage & resolve conflicts, and facilitate group dynamics based on NVC and collective intelligence.
When? On 28 & 29 January 2023 - 9am-5pm (Sat), 9am-4pm (Sun)
Where? Maison N.-D. du Chant d’Oiseau, Av. des Franciscains 3A, 1150 Brussels
Price 230 € for 2 days, incl. coffee breaks & lunches + course material
Questions & Registration Florence : ffponcet@me.com
Florence: +32 473 67 67 67
Sandra +32 473 44 99 29
