About
Roxy Manning
Roxanne Manning has been using NVC in her psychotherapy practice since 2003 and has been teaching NVC since 2005. She is a trainer with BayNVC's North America NVC Leadership Program and has been working with BayNVC as a trainer to increase their range of offerings in the South Bay both for parents and for couples. She is a main organizer for the annual New York Intensive, and one of the organizers and trainers for the NVC and Diversity Intensive, now in its second year. Roxanne holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Binghamton University, NY.
Empathy Practice: Focus on Need vs "Problem"
with CNVC Certified Trainer Miki Kashtan
(This telecourse is Session 3 of Open-Hearted Therapy: Bringing Nonviolent Communication to Psychotherapy Practice)
Substituting in Session 3 only: Guest Trainer Roxy Manning
"I am excited to have Roxy as a guest trainer for this particular session. Roxy has a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and extensive experience both in private practice and in teaching NVC, including being one of the trainers in the BayNVC North America Leadership Program. Roxy has integrated a deep NVC understanding completely into her practice and I am happy for others to be inspired by her example and learn from her conceptual clarity about how she does it."
—Miki Kashtan 2/3/2009
A Telephone Course (Telecourse) for psychotherapists, coaches, and counselors who want to bring the principles and skills of Nonviolent Communication to their practice.
Sunday, April 5, 2009 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM PDT (12:00 AM GMT on 2/2) — My Time Zone?
Fee: $30 USD: All registrants receive access to a recording of the session.
Do you want to offer your clients the experience of being deeply heard and understood without any diagnosis or analysis? Would you like to support your clients in mobilizing energy and internal resources to create movement in their lives? Through much of modern Western culture, and with it training in psychotherapy, we learn to focus on problems. When we or our clients are unhappy, we are often very skilled in identifying patterns that limit choice; naming thoughts and beliefs that impede movement; or identifying feelings that arise in life. Using NVC-based empathic reflection in a therapeutic relationship supports us and our clients in focusing on needs. When we reflect back to clients our understanding of what they most want, the experience of relief and hope that is usually generated is often magical. This telecourse focuses on the skills that allow you to provide these experiences to your clients. The course includes a didactic presentation, opportunities to practice, and attention to case studies (supervision). In this class you’ll learn the following concepts, skills, and practices:
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REGISTRATION:
Session 3 - Empathy Practice: Focus on Need vs "Problem"
Sunday, April 5, 2009 • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM PDT (12:00 AM GMT on 2/2) — My Time Zone?
Fee: $30 USD: All registrants receive access to a recording of the session.
Prerequisite: This class is open to everyone who wants to attend, but will not cover the basics of Nonviolent Communication. Most suitable for people with at least a few months of ongoing NVC practice. To learn the basics in preparation for the class, you can take the NVC Academy Online Introduction, or read the first 8 chapters of Marshall B. Rosenberg's book, Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life or get the basics of Nonviolent Communication through the book Choose Your Words - Professional Version which is available as of the end of February 2009.
All Sessions: 1 through 12
Sunday, February 1, 2009 - Sunday, January 10, 2010
Sessions alternate between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM PST
You may register for all 12 sessions: $300 USD, save $60 USD. All registrants receive access to a recording of each session. You will also receive access to recordings of sessions which have already passed.
More Information About the Entire CourseNote: All sessions of this telecourse are on the 1st Sunday of the month, except the last session which is on the 2nd Sunday of January 2010. Sessions alternate between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
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