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NVC Trainer Eric Bowers explains how empathy supports our brains and nervous systems. 
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Earl J. Wagner created Peace Process to help people communicate with compassion. It builds on the principles of Nonviolent Communication, also known as Compassionate Communication.
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THREE LAYERS OF EMPATHY Empathy is being with another with compassion, connecting to the humanness of their experience. Empathy is the silent presence with another, not the words we use. We can express our empathy and some possible ways to express empathy are included here
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Empathy and Nonviolent Communication with Mair Alight, Empathy Specialist August 6-31, 2015
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What makes NVC hard? – June 2015 Breaking the Rules: Rebellion and Empathy – Teens and our Teenage Selves – February 2015 Manipulation, Irritation and Delight: Empathy for Mysteries of the Left Hemisphere – January 2015Nuances of the On-Line Life: Technology Addiction, Video Games, Pornography and Empathy – October 2014Tears and Crying: IPNB and Empathy – August 2014
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Produced by Scotter of http://www.ClearSay.net and http://www.OceanMedia.net. How to Handle Employees and How To Deal With Careless Workers: Short comedy skit demonstrating NVC used in an office environment. Empathy can be used in business environments.
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By Rhonda Magee Psychologist Marshall Rosenberg died on Saturday, February 7th. Rosenberg was the creator of Nonviolent Communication and the founder and director of educational services for the Center for Nonviolent Communication. He was 80 years old. Marshall Rosenberg dedicated his life to the study and practice of the conditions that bring about peace. As a consequence, he knew well the critical, sometimes life-saving importance of emotionally-intelligent, awareness-based communication. Dr. Rosenberg drew on his own painful experiences in racially-divided Detroit and his training in psychology to develop Nonviolent Communication, a particular approach to addressing conflict that emphasizes listening with empathy, naming and expressing feelings in responsible ways, and recognizing our common humanity, even in the midst of our most difficult moments together.
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When: March 25, 2015 7:30 pm to Where: Become the person you want to be, and create the life and world you long for. To do this requires many conversations with yourself and with others in which there is often conflict, struggle, and hurt. The challenges of conflict, however, have the power to lead to growth and transformation, and to new possibilities, if you know how to navigate the stormy seas and rough terrains, and create connection and collaboration.
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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. In this thought provoking talk, Kathleen Macferran explores the pow...
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A fully embodied and integrated experience of empathy – the felt, emotional resonance with experience – can deepen our relationships, transform our spiritual and meditation practices, and enhance the quality of our daily lives. Join Oren for this innovative daylong integrating Nonviolent Communication and Buddhist meditation. Through a combination of imagery, movement, guided reflection, and interactive exercises you will deepen your innate sense of empathy, develop ways to invoke empathy not only in meditation practice, but in all your relationships, and strengthen your capacity to stay present in all circumstances.
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Nonviolent Communication Training Course (Full) - Marshall Rosenberg
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In my perfect universe, everyone would be taught how to approach a grieving person with empathy and to really think before they do or say something that may unintentionally contribute to their suffering. I do understand that another person can’t “make” you feel anything, that each person has the responsibility for their reactions to people and situations in their lives. However, there are times when tact, good manners, and compassion are sorely lacking in our society and a little grief awareness and sensitivity training are in order. Think of it as Empathy 101….
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Neuroplasticity & Compassion - Healing the Brain's Critical Voice
CNVC- Certified trainer Sarah Peyton is teaming up with internationally renowned facilitator Dan Miller for two days of healing and transformational partnership that is deeply rooted in neuroscience. The weekend is fully interactive and will consist of practically applicable theory, demonstrations and practice.
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Join Sarah Peyton for 6 days of exploration and healing. For those of you new to Interpersonal Neurobiology, or who would like a review, days 1 and 2 cover the basics, while starting the journey into personal work for the participants. Participants from Sarah’s former workshops will have options of practice. Each part of this healing journey will be supported by resonant empathy and somatic exercises, and all the learning will be illustrated by the personal work of the participants.
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Nonviolent Communication* helps make life more wonderful!
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Dian explores in this video the format of an NVC empathy/practice group and elements of the Living NVC program.
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The Mediate Your Life Training Manual accompanies the immersion program and includes all of the maps and skills covered in the workshops.
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Empathy is one of the most challenging parts of Nonviolent Communication to teach. I wanted to come up with a way for people to practice empathy responses. The empathy meter shows my guess as to how it would feel to receive that response. The way I came up with the numbers and emotions is I used the emotional scales to assign a number from 1 to 22 to the emotion the person making the original statement is feeling. I used my own emotion I would be experiencing if I were making that statement. I also added an intensity component to help clarify the feeling. The goal is to guess which statements will help the person feel better. You will probably notice many of the statements which are commonly used, might lead to the person feeling worse. Emotions 1 (Joy) ⇒ 7 (Contentment) are positive emotions.8 (Boredom) ⇒ 13 (Doubt) are the milder negative emotions. The stronger negative emotions are 14 (Worry) ⇒ 20 (Jealousy), mostly outward directed. The strongest negative emotions are 21 (Guilt) & 22 (Depression) which are inner directed.
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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. In this thought provoking talk, Kathleen Macferran explores the pow...
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I just saw this message that Marshall Rosenberg, the founder of the Center for Nonviolent Communication had passed. Marshall was a graduate student of Carl Rogers and greatly extended the work, understanding and practice of empathy. Marshall taught the NVC empathy based process to thousands of people and built a thriving community of practice. His students have then gone on to teach NVC to tens of thousands more around the world. see Center for Nonviolent Communications http://j.mp/1zM2Jjr
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Nonviolent Communication Training Course (Full) - Marshall Rosenberg 3:12:42 - Session #4 - Empathy (1)
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