HeyJaredThe Art of NVC
This Podcast is dedicated to sharing, learning, and discovering the fundamentals of Nonviolent Communication based on what I have learned from Marshall Rosenberg's classic book "Nonviolent Communication" and many of his videos.
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Bringing NVC to The Classroom with Gina Simm (opens the original)
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This episode is a fascinating interview with NVC author, teacher and facilitator Gina Simm who specializes in bringing Nonviolent Communication into the classrooms and schools around the country using her unique 3 module method. A must listen for anyone interested in sharing this powerful knowledge with the next generation. Gina’s website https://www.teachingfromyourheart.org Artofnvc.com artofnvc.com/practice-group
Interview with Dr. Bruce Chalmer (opens the original)
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In this episode, I interview Dr. Bruce Chalmer, an author and couples therapist with more than 30 years of experience helping couples navigate relationships and conflict.
The Power of Expressing Your Authentic Feelings (opens the original)
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In this episode I talk about the importance of expressing your feelings while doing NVC and Emergency Empathy and I cover all the common pitfalls and traps.
Observable Facts and Traps (opens the original)
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In this episode I go over the first step in the NVC process: The observable fact and I also include a story from one of my students and how to learn from her experience.
Defining Nonviolent Communication (opens the original)
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On this new season of The Art of NVC I take us all the way back to the beginning and discuss what Nonviolent Communication actually means.
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