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Trainer Tip: Sometimes I wish others would make it easy for me to live my values. If other people would just do their part, I wouldn’t have to work so hard at doing mine. Can you relate? However, if I support peace in the world, this means I act peacefully because it’s important to me, not because it’s important to others. Identify your most important value today. Then live it. Notice how healing this can feel even just after one day.
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- Transform and heal developmental trauma
- Reclaim the parts of yourself that have been left behind
- Discover the difference between developmental trauma and PTSD
- Reawaken your heart to love
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- Strengthen your influence and impact in your workplace using NVC
- Learn how to influence without authority
- Gain skills for dealing with challenging people
- Discover how to foster an organizational culture of empathy and respect!
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- “Unlearn” what gets in the way of your birthright to genuinely live relationally
- Discover the power your words have to change the course of your relationships
- Change your view of conflict from being a problem to being a beautiful invitation
- Learn how to apply the NVC process to a variety of situations
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- Learn NVC basics and the fundamental NVC approach to conflict
- Gain skills to restore trust and reclaim togetherness amid separation and polarization
- Move beyond 'right-wrong' thinking so you can access everyone's humanity
- Become a bridge for peace in the midst of conflict and separation!
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- Learn how to apply NVC to real-life situations
- Discover how to prevent and resolve misunderstandings and conflicts
- Speak your truth in a way that creates more harmony
- Witness how NVC can be adapted for interpersonal success!
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When we apply and practice NVC over a number of months in an organization, it can create group norms that make learning go deep faster. These new norms can impact people's interactions with others both inside and outside of work. From here, there's potential for people to start seeing value when they share these skills and experiences. This may create a ripple effect of interest in applying NVC across different domains in life.
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Have you been struggling with the difficulties that can arise from working at home? If you're used to working from an office, a space that is designed for work, it can be a shock working from a space that is usually associated with other kinds of activities. In this Life Hack, we look at ways that NVC can help you deal with potential conflicts that arise.
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When we have privilege, we can have access to resources resulting from legal or social norms related to membership in a group -- independent of any (in)action, awareness of the disparity, the potential benefits to us, or the costs to others. Unhelpful ways of engaging with privilege are: denial/invisibility, guilt/shame, defensiveness, and entitlement. Helpful ways of engaging are: owning privilege, learning about privilege, opening to feedback, and stewarding privilege for benefit of all. To be helpful we need to engage with necessary (rather than unnecessary) discomfort.
