NONVIOLENT COMMUNICATION

Susie Spiller is a local supporter of the Centre for Non Violent Communication, an international non-profit training and peacemaking organisation. She is committed to introducing Non Violent Communication to New Zealand.

The dates of the next Compassionate Communication Training Weekends with Susie are:

• Foundation Training 24&25 July

• Foundation Training (Hamilton) 28/29 August

• Deepening Weekend 27&28 November

You can register here for any of these courses or send an email enquiry to Susie

Foundation Training July (Auckland)

Date: 24 & 25 July 2010, 9.15am to 4.30pm

Earthsong Eco Neighbourhood,
457 Swanson Road,
Ranui, Waitakere City

Cost: $240
(earlybird registrations available before 1 July for $190)

For more information, please download the flyer and click here to register to register for July

 

Foundation Training August (Hamilton)

Date: 28 & 29 August 2010, 9.15am to 4.30pm

Srinivasa House (www.srinivasahouse.co.nz),
154 Old Farm Road,
Hillcrest, Hamilton

Cost: $260
(earlybird registrations available before 1 August for $210)

For more information, please download the flyer here and click here to register for August

 

 

Deepening Training Weekend in November
For participants who have completed the Foundation Training

Includes:
* Dance floors
* Connecting to fullness of needs" and other Robert Gonzales practices
* Quick-fire empathy
* Video Console

Date: 27 & 28 November 2010, 9.15am to 4.30pm
Earthsong Eco Neighbourhood,
457 Swanson Road,
Ranui, Waitakere City

Cost: $280

For more information please click here or please click here to register

 

About Compassionate Communication:

From the bedroom to the boardroom, from the classroom to the war zone, Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is changing lives every day. Compassionate Communication provides an easy to grasp, effective method to get to the root of violence, pain and conflict peacefully. By examining the unmet needs behind what we do or say, Compassionate Communication helps reduce hostility, heal pain, strengthen emotional connections and improve the quality of professional and personal relationships.
International peacemaker, mediator and founder of the Center for Nonviolent Communication, Dr Marshall Rosenberg spends more than 250 days each year teaching NVC in some of the most impoverished, war-torn states of the world.
Approximately 180 certified trainers and hundreds more teach NVC and Compassionate Communication in 35 countries to more than 250,000 people each year.

Compassionate Communication has life-changing benefits for:

	Parenting and families
	Education and schools
	Organisational effectiveness
	Business relationships
	Spirituality
	Personal relationships
	Personal growth and healing
	Anger management
	Conflict resolution

Download:
Key Facts About NVC
Key Benefits of NVC
(Used with permission of www.NonviolentCommunication.com and PuddleDancer Press.)

Link to www.cnvc.org