We All Have the Same Needs

We All Have the Same Needs

We All Have the Same Needs, but We Choose Different Strategies to Meet Them When Understanding Our Needs Might Not Be Enough I’m a little embarrassed to admit it, but sometimes I spend more time playing online games than I’d like. My favourites are Japanese logic...
There Is No Right or Wrong

There Is No Right or Wrong

The Gifts and Limitations Beyond Right and Wrong Thinking Would you like to explore NVC Paradoxes with me? Register for the workshop. I have lost count of how many times I have encountered the statement There is no right or wrong in NVC contexts. Workshops are devoted...
When Solutions Become Problems

When Solutions Become Problems

The Evolutionary Pattern Behind NVC Paradoxes How every paradigm solves real problems, develops blind spots – and eventually calls forth something new. Would you like to explore NVC Paradoxes with me? Register for the workshops. For Those Who Don’t Want to Read...
NVC Paradoxes

NVC Paradoxes

When one perspective limits what we see  I first came across Nonviolent Communication more than twenty years ago. At the time, I found a way of understanding human beings, both others and myself, that made a lot of sense to me. Instead of dividing people and actions...
Level of Needs

Level of Needs

How Our Relationship to Needs Evolves How is it that we can share the same universal human needs, yet experience, express, and prioritise them in such different ways? And could exploring human development help us understand how our relationship to needs evolves...
The Needs Quadrant

The Needs Quadrant

Four Dimensions of Human Experience How is it that people can describe completely different worlds while referring to the same situation? And could we better understand each other by expanding our perspective to include more dimensions of human experience? In this...
Needs Awareness

Needs Awareness

Why do people so often misunderstand each other, even when both sides are intelligent, well-intentioned, and well-meaning? Why do the same situations trigger completely different emotional reactions in different people?  In this short series, I’m exploring the...

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