Welcome... to a directory of Nonviolent Communication trainings, services and resources available in Australia.

 

What is Nonviolent Communication?

Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is a simple, effective and learnable four step process developed by psychologist Marshall Rosenberg PhD in 1964. It has been used successfully around the world to resolve conflicts and to deepen connections in personal relationships, schools, hospitals, corporations and governments.

The heart of NVC is to identify universal human needs and what can be done to meet those needs. Even in situations of longstanding conflict or hostility, the NVC process can open new doors to compassionate connection and action.

nvcaustralia.com is part of a global community supporting the learning and sharing of NVC. This website offers links to NVC resources that can help you gain an understanding of the process, and local trainings that can help you gain the NVC tools and skills for effective and compassionate communication. NVC Practice Groups within Australia are also listed, offering opportunities to learn and practice NVC together.

If you need assistance locating the information you need, feel free to contact us at admin@nvcaustralia.com.

 

 

 

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Embodying NVC Consciousness Training



Embodying NVC Consciousness
8 month Training for Leaders, NVC Trainers,
Health & Business Professionals.
Deepen Connections in Family, Work and Community.

ENCT Trainers with Linda Rysenbry, Shari Elle
 and Dorset Campbell-Ross
 

 Next Retreat 12 June 2012
 See Calendar for future Dates

at a beautiful location 15 mins from Byron Bay

Three 5-day Retreats
: Living in a community focused on mutuality, compassion and learning.
Employing Open Space Technology – multiple offerings to contribute to meeting needs. including
Distance Learning : 18 x fortnightly mentoring sessions with a certified trainer including individual assignments and feedback.
3 x 1.5 hr Teleclasses.
Supportive Relationships : Weekly 1 hr phone sessions with a practice/empathy buddy for support and online interactive forum.

Website  |   Register Online  
YouTube video of 1st Retreat participants