[Vision2020] Introduction to Nonviolent Communication

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Introduction to Nonviolent Communication

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> An introduction to Nonviolent Communication (aka Compassionate 
> Communication) will be offered Wednesday, January 28, 7-9pm in the 
> basement of the Yellow House
> A 13-week Nonviolent Communication (aka Compassionate Communication)  
> Study Group will be held Wednesday nights, 7-9pm, in the Yellow House 
> basement, next to the Unitarian Universalist Church at 420 East Second 
> Street, starting February 4.
> Nonviolent Communication is a process designed to help get everyone's 
> needs met, personally and globally. As we study NVC we learn the 
> difference between needs and strategies, the violence of rewards and 
> punishments, why we experience depression and how to heal from that, 
> and the true message of anger. It is not about being nice; it is about 
> connecting compassionately with oneself and others so that all forms 
> of violence not only become unnecessary, but impossible. The workshop 
> is based on Marshall Rosenberg's book: Nonviolent Communication, A 
> Language of Life. This is an understanding of communication that is 
> particularly useful for parents, workers, bosses, husbands, wives, 
> anyone who has parents or relative, and those interested in the peace 
> movement. Please call Veronica Lassen, 334-0326, for more information.
>
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Introduction to Nonviolent Communication 
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An introduction to Nonviolent Communication (aka Compassionate
Communication) will be offered Wednesday, January 28, 7-9pm in the
basement of the Yellow House 
A 13-week Nonviolent Communication (aka Compassionate
Communication)&nbsp; Study Group will be held Wednesday nights, 7-9pm, in
the Yellow House basement, next to the Unitarian Universalist Church at
420 East Second Street, starting February 4. 
Nonviolent Communication is a process designed to help get everyone&#8217;s
needs met, personally and globally. As we study NVC we learn the
difference between needs and strategies, the violence of rewards and
punishments, why we experience depression and how to heal from that,
and
the true message of anger. It is not about being nice; it is about
connecting compassionately with oneself and others so that all forms of
violence not only become unnecessary, but impossible. The workshop is
based on Marshall Rosenberg&#8217;s book: Nonviolent Communication, A
Language of Life. This is an understanding of communication that is
particularly useful for parents, workers, bosses, husbands, wives,
anyone
who has parents or relative, and those interested in the peace
movement.
Please call Veronica Lassen, 334-0326, for more information. 
 
 
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