The Nonviolent Communication Fundamentals Online Fall 2022 Training

This 10-hour training is a dynamic introduction and/or review of NVC’s key principles. We will study and practice its foundational skillsets in a spirit of open curiosity and respect for what is alive and real in each and everyone.

Are you wanting to:

• Express honestly what matters to you?
• Understand what motivates another’s action?
• Explore the roots of triggers that happen?
• Increase collaboration in your relationships?

Nonviolent Communication (NVC) proposes an interactive model that invites us to express ourselves honestly and to listen empathically. It supports developing self-responsibility and agency. This empowering model will deepen our understanding of ourselves and others as well as give us concrete tools to create authentic and meaningful dialogues where everyone’s needs matter.

CC proposes an interactive model and a mindset that reframe our use of language, thus inviting honest expression and empathic listening to be our essential connectors. It supports developing self- responsibility and agency, and it deepens our understanding of ourselves and others as well as gives us concrete tools to create authentic and meaningful conversations where all needs are heard.

Jacqueline Muller is a certified trainer with the International Center for Nonviolent Communication, co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Compassionate Communication Network, and a Restorative Justice facilitator. She has worked with a diversity of people and groups in search of authentic expression and honest communication for 24 years.  Her passion for meaning, equanimity, and opportunities for all gives her teaching depth and gusto. Her outreach in offering NVC trainings extends beyond Colorado to Africa and Asia.  she facilitates RJ circles, and supports individuals, couples, family members, and working groups in her private practice, to create clear, engaged, and heart-based communication.