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LEARN A LANGUAGE FOR LIFE: Full Day June 26th

Facilitator:

  

Pan Vera

Location: Vermont

   Bolton Ski Resort; 4302 Bolton Access Road; Bolton Valley, VT 05477
Getting to Bolton Ski Resort

Date and Time:

   Sat, Jun 26, 2010   09:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Requested donation:

   The Fee is for each person

Details

  

Join Pan Vera, Jerry Koch-Gonzales and Sally Dames in a one-day exploration of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) at the Bolton Ski Resort June 26. This event features interactive learning with three experienced NVC trainers working together for the first time. Creative games and learning experiences will help you make this life changing communication technique your own.

The 4 part NVC process provides an effective framework to transform the way we think and communicate. NVC effectiveness lies in the fact that it is far more than a technique.  NVC practice involves shifting the intention you bring to all your interactions.  You learn to put your primary focus on connection through empathic listening, rather than following a rigid technique, trying to be "right" or putting your focus only on the outcome you want.

The results often bring radical profound change. If you speak it, they will hear.

Points

  
  • Resolve conflicts with ease
  • Ask for what you want without fear
  • Bring energy into your conversations
  • Deepen your personal and professional relationships
  • Express yourself fully

Who is it for?

   This is a workshop for all

Registration and deposit info:

   Lunch will be provided. Please register so we will have lunch and materials for you.

What to bring:

   Bring a journal or writing pad, and something to write with.

Online registration:
http://newenglandnvc.org/trainings/trainings.cgi?training_id=86&td=yes

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