E-learning / 31 March – 5 May 2021 | Zoom, Netherlands
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) in youth work is a powerful tool to connect with yourself and with youngsters more authentically & compassionately. In these 6 weeks, we practice how to communicate through needs, manage conflicts and honestly listen & hear!
Every Wednesday from 18:30 CET from 31st March – 5th May (2 hours)
WHY you should participate:
- This course invites you to take a perspective on communication, one based on honest and compassionate relating that you can use both in your personal and professional life.
- To connect with your authentic self, meeting your body, your feelings, and your thoughts as they are.
- To connect more authentically and empathically with young people – hearing the message behind their judgments and learning to empathize, rather than sympathize
- PLUS: NVC is a great tool to navigate conflict! We will explore how to use conflict as an opportunity for connection with the other and to what’s important for us.
If you want to know more about NVC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSGfqyhleUA&t=16s
HOW? (the method)
- Nonviolent Communication: What’s alive in you right now? What is so important for you in this situation? How to never hear a no again?
- Embodiment: Where does your body want to move? What are you learning from your body? What would your body say?
- Practice: Self-empathy, Empathy Buddies, Group Harvesting (Sharing)
WHO? are your facilitators:
Elena Zanchetta: Embodiment Facilitator, NVC Coach & Mediator
Joanna Nikolova: Youth Worker, Trauma Coach, Cultural Anthropologist
Zsofia Gaudi: Mental Health Coach, Educator, Trainer
More Info about them, here: https://issuu.com/unfoldingtnc/docs/salto_-nvc_course–info_letter__2
WHEN?
31st March: Active Listening + Camera Language
7th April: Thoughts
14th April: Feelings
21st April: Needs
28th April: Strategy & Request
5th May: NVC Practice
INFOPACK: https://issuu.com/unfoldingtnc/docs/salto_-nvc_course–info_letter__2
Available downloads: SALTO – NVC course – Info Letter (2).pdf
More information at: SALTO