Create Relationships That Celebrate Life
Nonviolent Communication & Buddhist Mindfulness
Paul Shippee
-What People Say Or Do Is Never The Cause- by Paul Shippee I feel grateful for NVC (Nonviolent Communication) training because it shows “how to” deal with our suffering and stuck places. It is a useful tool for dealing with depression
Due to a higher level of perceived conflict and violence in our community – both the Town and the Baca – it might be helpful to consider a readily available service to address difficult situations in semi-formal and facilitated sessions where
Anger is a rich emotion that is both useful and troublesome. It is possible to understand anger is a deep way and to bring clarity into oneself and into situations where confusion, trouble, and helplessness once reigned. Relationship skills are also
Greetings, This is a conversation between a well-loved Tibetan meditation master (HH Khyentse, R.), who passed away ten+ years ago, and a student. You might find yourself in it like I did! “How does one extend compassion to aggression in the
Nonviolent Communication Compassionate Communication – A Community Building Tool – Making Life Wonderful…Part 1 of 3 Nonviolent Communication (NVC), sometimes called Compassionate Communication or Compassionate Connections was originally founded by Marshall Rosenberg as a way of communicating and resolving conflict