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Rachelle Lamb invites us to consider how our well being is impacted by what we choose to put at the center of our narrative regarding our needs. And how that affects whether or not we get closer to truly serving life and compassion...
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Heal old messages of unworthiness and find choice in moments of reactivity through self-empathy.
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Here's a five-step 30 day practice to cultivate gratitude, using the practice of observations, needs, feelings, presence, vitality, awareness of contribution, sharing power and interdependence.
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Rejuvenate your inner world and relationships through deep self-empathy practices.
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Learn to design role plays that inspire, engage and deepen learning for everyone.
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Building your body and mind awareness can help you better regulate/calm your emotions. Regular self-empathy will help you better regulate your emotions as well as increase your body and mind awareness. If you are not aware of amygdala activation (fight/flight/freeze response), you will react instead of responding with choice. Use this eight-step process to develop your self-empathy/regulation skills.
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Transform your meeting facilitation with sociocratic tools like circle meetings and more.
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Learn to speak NVC using your own voice and increase ease and flow in all your personal and professional conversations. This 7-session telecourse recording with renowned trainer Miki Kashtan is designed to help you integrate NVC into all aspects of your life by gaining fluency in your practice of NVC and by embodying the principles regardless of the words you use. This course is based on intensive practice and coaching with real-life examples from participants’ lives.
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Explore compassion-based self-discovery through presence, aliveness and connection.
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Learn Somatic Self-Empathy to manage yourself with clarity and compassion.

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