Level One in person Foundation Training in Nonviolent Communication with Clare Palmer

• Would you like to bring more peace and compassion to your relationships and your life?
• Would you like to find new ways to communicate and resolve conflicts?
• Would you like to be able to understand and meet more of your needs and those of the people around you – in your family, at work, in the community?

This two day weekend workshop will give you an understanding of the key concepts and principles of Nonviolent Communication (NVC). You will learn about some practical tools and methods to help you connect with your underlying needs and values and those of the people around you, so that you will be able to approach relationships – and yourself – with greater understanding, choice and compassion.

We will work in pairs and small groups, reflecting on and using our own experiences. There will be plenty of opportunities to practice your new skills in a safe, friendly environment.

You will receive a certificate at the end of the course and attendance for the weekend will give you access to further Nonviolent Communication courses for which a Level One / Foundation is a requirement.

This Foundation Training can also be integrated into a 7 day NVC Gathering hosted by Clare and friend Dorothy O’Grady, taking place near to Colchester. This means if you wish you can add more time and learning by connecting with others in community. Flexible day and residential places available. More details here https://nvc-uk.com/events/living-nvc-gathering-day-residential-optional-foundation-training/ and you will see pricing information on the combined booking form below.

Clare Palmer is a certified trainer in Nonviolent Communication with 20 years experience of offering workshops and coaching in NVC. She also has a background in research, campaigning and casework with women fleeing violence, asylum seekers, homeless people and those with drug and alcohol problems. She is highly skilled in empathic listening and coaching, in sharing her skills, and in holding safe and effective spaces where healing, growth and learning happens.