The workshop will include an introduction, exercise, debrief, and closing. It will explore the differences between unconscious reactions and conscious responses. It will teach five ways of hearing difficult messages and how to focus on needs rather than blame. The core skills of NVC - pausing, connecting to self and others, authentic expression, and empathic listening - will be covered. Expressions in NVC have four parts - observation, feeling, need, and request. The document shows how needs are met at the intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational levels in the workplace.
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Gregg Kendrick - Nonviolent Communication
1. Welcome!
Nonviolent Communication™:
A Pragmatic Process to Unlock
Human Potential
with Gregg Kendrick, Basileia LLC
at Barrett Values Centre - 2012 International Conference
Cape Town, So. Africa September 19-21, 2012
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4. 5 Ways of Hearing
a Difficult Message
1. Blame self
2. Blame the other person
3. Connect with self
4. Connect with the other person
5. Connect with the “needs of the whole”
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5. “WHAT MATTERS”
vs. BLAME
where is your attention
focused?
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6. Core Skills
of NVC
1. PAUSE - awareness of reaction
2. Connect to Self - what matters to me
3. Authentic Expression
4. Empathic Listening - what matters to you
5. Remember the “Needs of the Whole”
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7. 4 Parts of an
NVC Expression
•Observation
• Feeling
• Need
• Request
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