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Jesse Wiens Chu shares personal memories of Marshall Rosenberg and the lasting influence of his teaching and way of being. Jesse reflects on his understanding of interdependence, unconventional teaching style, and trust in people’s capacity for healing and transform...

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Rodger Sorrow shares personal memories of Marshall Rosenberg that reveal his humor, humanity, and imperfections. These stories show how seeing Marshall as a real person made his work and NVC more accessible.

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Farrah Carlier shares a story of how Marshall Rosenberg helped her let go of perfection and embrace greater authenticity. She recalls a memorable experience singing with Marshall, which showed her the value of being imperfect, present, and connected heart-to-h...

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Catherine Cadden shares how Marshall Rosenberg influenced her work bringing NVC into schools and communities. She describe how teaching both NVC and circle facilitation transformed relationships and power dynamics among students, teachers, and parents. She sha...

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Join Gina Simm as she guides children through a hands-on empathy activity using feelings and needs cards to explore a relatable situation involving trust, privacy, and a shared secret. Through an empathy guessing process, they explore how another person might ...

Iris Bawidamann shares Robert Gonzales' model of the unfolding of essence. His model shows how universal human needs can serve as a gateway to deeper levels of consciousness. Beginning with needs and values, Robert's model invites us to connect with the longings of the heart, the qualities of bei...

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Alan Rafael Seid reflects on his first encounter with Dr. Marshall Rosenberg in 1995 and how his work profoundly shaped his understanding of Nonviolent Communication. Alan describes learning from him more deeply through direct experience in Colombia, where he ...

Alan Rafael Seid explores the principle of connection before solution, emphasizing the importance of understanding each other's needs before jumping to fix a problem.

This teaching is part of the course NVC for Beginners: Resolving Conflict. The full course is available for purchase as a downloa...

Yoram Mosenzon, Certified NVC Trainer

How do you solve a conflict? By not trying to solve it! Yoram suggests building your conflict resolution muscles by practicing connecting to the needs behind the conflict instead. Check out this excerpt from Session 1 of his 2021 course, Connecting in Confli...

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Miki Kashtan, Certified NVC Trainer: Miki Kashtan explains how using OFNR or "Classic NVC" is for practice, not real life situations.
This is an excerpt from Miki Kashtan's 7 part course Naturalizing NVC Language, which is also available in the NVC Library.

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Yvette Erasmus, NVC Trainer.

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Yvette Erasmus shares that we can translate or shift how we hear right and wrong language. We can use the cue - What is needed? I wonder what they are needing? This helps direct my attention to more relationality.

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In this heartfelt reflection, Mary Mackenzie shares her unexpected journey from skepticism about Nonviolent Communication to a profound personal transformation through her connection with Marshall Rosenberg. What began as resistance to structure and fear of deep aut...

Elia Paz, Certified NVC Trainer

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Join Elia Paz as she shares a story that beautifully illustrates how boundaries are akin to consciously directing our precious energy. She artfully expands upon this concept by highlighting that life-serving boundaries embody ...

Mary Mackenzie shares how Marshall Rosenberg's Four D's of Disconnection live in her. Learn how you can reframe the 4 D's to enhance connection.

💡Inspired by this short teaching? Join Mary Mackenzie in December for Presence Over Presents: Navigating Holiday Relationships from the Heart, a live o...

Jim & Jori Manske, Certified NVC Trainer: Jim and Jori Manske share the wisdom of Marshall Rosenberg, the founder of Nonviolent Communication (NVC). Join them to learn why knowing what you want before speaking is essential for clear, meaningful interactions. This snippet from their eight session ...

Observation is more than simply stating facts—it is the practice of relating to reality as it is rather than through the lens of our interpretations and judgments. In this teaching, you'll explore how separating observations from stories helps you reclaim your projections, stay present with what ...

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In this clip from the 2025 Reclaiming Strength and Hope event, Jesse Wiens Chu explores how to navigate negativity in everyday conversations using Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and empathy. He emphasizes staying grounded by first tending to one’s own react...

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Jesse Wiens Chu reflects on moments with Marshall Rosenberg that revealed the radical interdependence at the heart of Nonviolent Communication. He shares stories of Marshall’s trust in the process, playful provocation, and willingness to meet even the most painful e...

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In this reflection, Rachelle Lamb shares her experience of meeting Marshall Rosenberg for the first time. She describes how one heartfelt question revealed the essence of Nonviolent Communication and left a lasting impression. The moment marked the beginning of some...

Why do so many organizational change efforts fail despite significant investment? In this teaching, Miki Kashtan explores Marshall Rosenberg's distinction between peripheral change and radical change, arguing that lasting transformation only occurs when the way decisions are made changes—not just...

Yvette Erasmus, NVC Trainer

Learn how to use Nonviolent Communication to navigate power dynamics by controlling the pace of interactions. Yvette Erasmus explores the differences between mental, emotional, and somatic energy, and demonstrates practical strategies for slowing down conversations, p...

Nonviolent Communication is presented as a spiritual practice that transforms both our inner relationship with ourselves and the way we connect with others. Robert Gonzales explores how feelings serve as guideposts to the beauty and fullness of our needs, inviting us to experience them as life-gi...