NVC Resources on Role Plays
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Learn to design role plays that inspire, engage and deepen learning for everyone.
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Join Itzel Hayward and Kathy Simon as they present two role-play scenarios showcasing diverse approaches to navigating difficult conversations. Throughout the demonstration, they underscore the significance of cultivating self-empathy and mindfulness to effectively engage in challenging dialogues. Specifically, they introduce a role-play scenario concerning affirmative action, aimed at illustrating the contrasting outcomes when utilizing or not utilizing nonviolent communication skills.
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Do this three-step roleplay with someone to shift the emotional charge (e.g. upset, irritation, etc.) that you experience when you hear a certain tone of voice.
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When Marshall designed NVC, he said that the purpose of it was to create a quality of connection, that inspires compassionate giving and receiving. The zero step is awakening or remembering your intention to support compassionate giving and receiving. Do this practice exercise to awaken this intention and to roleplay with it in your heart.
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Instead of doing an "apology" using the NVC framework, you can do a "do over" to express regret. This roleplay exercise shows you how. You'll be talking about your needs that were not met by what you did, expressing what you wanted to say instead of what you said, and more.
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Practice real-life NVC dialogue and role-play to master the dance of authentic communication.
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Master the conversational dance through real-life NVC role play, modeling, and dialogue practice.
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It can be difficult to be authentic when that means saying no. So how do we say no in a way that invites people to listen? Here are our four top tips for finding the courage to say no.
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Learn to foster trust, peace, and cooperation in your family using Nonviolent Communication.
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Miki Kashtan shares how to build trust, balance power, and welcome honest “no’s” in dialogue.
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