Are you curious what can go wrong while learning and implementing Nonviolent Communication? Join the conversation between Kay Rung and Joachim Berggren. They will talk about traps and pitfalls you can encounter while practicing NVC.
Learn how to avoid mistakes which can lead to frustration, lack of connection and anger in your relationships.
Kay will share his experience from teaching and living NVC for over 20 years. You will have an opportunity to ask your own questions.
When: 9 March 2021, 16:30-18:00 CET (Berlin time)
How: ONLINE on ZOOM
Language: English
Cost: FREE
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About the speakers:
Kay Rung
Has been working with Nonviolent Communication since 1997. He has developed a specific pedagogical model to teach mediation with NVC as an approach. He is in charge of Friare Liv longer training programs. He is interested in creating maps for navigating conflicts with more ease. Lately he works in organisations with strategic human recourse ideas that can be translated into practices. Website: www.friareliv.com
Certified CNVC Trainer and communication consultant
I work with groups and individuals who want to be able to communicate better and build sustainable connections in their family, with their friends, at their workplace and in the bigger community. I am offering lectures, workshops, mediation and individual training online and in person. I came into contact with NVC in 2005 and in 2009/2010 I participated in my first annual program with Friare Liv (Liv Larsson and Kay Rung). I have participated in a wide range of NVC workshops both in Sweden and abroad. Since 2010, I have been sharing and teaching NVC myself. In 2017, I became a certified NVC trainer by CNVC. My main focus within NVC has been to teach the NVC fundamentals, community building and to organize major events, such as the European and the Swedish NVC festivals. What captivates my interest lately is how we humans develop both as individuals and groups and how this evolutionary drive affects our ability to learn and integrate NVC into our lives.
