Image

Search the NVC Library

Search Results: dialogue preparation

Advanced Search
  1. The Four Responses Exercise Cards

    The Four Responses Exercise Cards

    Rachelle Lamb

    Learning Tools · 30 - 60 minutes · 05/20/2019

    Use these cards in your practice group or NVC training to understand 4 different ways of responding to hard to hear messages. Become aware of the way you habitually respond to stimulus and develop skills to respond with empathy and express honestly.

  2. Two Basics That Support Conflict Resolution

    Two Basics That Support Conflict Resolution

    Elia Lowe-Chardé

    Practice Exercises · 4 - 6 minutes · 3/8/2022

    Connecting with self and other is key to care and creativity. Before dialogue connect with your intention and needs for being with grief, fear or pain, and empathy. Dialogue when you're both rested, fed, and have spaciousness. Start by expressing care and desire to find mutually satisfying solutions. To deepen connection you may repeat what you hear and ask the other person to do the same.

  3. From Blame To Power

    From Blame To Power

    Miki Kashtan

    Practice Exercises · 12 -18 minutes · 5/31/2022

    Blame is opaque when we don’t reflect on it deeply. We blame when we don’t see ourselves as having power to shape things, and see others as the ones who can. Blame and how we respond to it, is both a symptom of inability to step into power, and an impediment to empowered relationships. Transforming blame requires self-responsibility. Read on for practices involving empathy, inner connection, power, preparation and engaging options.

  4. Effective Collaboration

    Effective Collaboration

    Jim & Jori Manske

    Video · 43 minutes · 12/27/2022

    Watch Jim and Jori Manske in this video as they share three key learnings about collaborating effectively.

  5. 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.

Results 1 - 6 of 6
NVCAcademy Logo

Subscription Preferences

Stay In Touch!

Looking for ways to keep up with NVC Academy news, get special offers, free resources, or words of inspiration? Here are five ways to stay engaged: