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  1. Equanimity and the Holidays

    Equanimity and the Holidays

    Elia Lowe-Chardé

    Articles · 2 - 3 minutes · 12/2/2019

    If you're unpleasantly triggered during the holidays you may find yourself responding in ways you don't like. Start by acknowledging how affected you are to bring in more curiosity, mindfulness and eventually, authentic and discerning choices.

  2. Honesty With Care (Body-Based NVC)

    Honesty With Care (Body-Based NVC)

    Anna Groves

    Video · 1 hour, 47 minutes · 05/17/2022

    How we choose to communicate can either open or shut down connection. We express ourselves through our bodies, so no matter how ‘nicely’ we offer words, if they are not aligned with our energy, they won’t be congruent. This session will offer simple yet powerful tools to connect to your needs and others' needs, allowing more authentic words that are imbued with care.

    • Discover how to bring resonance into your conversations with others
    • Learn how resonant language and NVC empathy come together
    • Practice consent and saying “no”, even when it is difficult
    • Feel the movement into more intimacy in your relationships!
  3. Healing And Repair After A Triggering Comment

    Healing And Repair After A Triggering Comment

    Elia Lowe-Chardé

    Practice Exercises · 6 - 9 minutes · 2/4/2023

    How to get past the sting of a painful comment? Get empathy from self or another. Then connect with the commenter's feelings and needs. The more you can do this the less personally you may take it. Then work together on specific, do-able, authentic agreement about doing something differently next time, the kind that will enable you both to shift out of reactivity. Three things need to be in place for that to work.

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