Confirmation and Feedback Requests
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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 course, 9 Skills for Navigating Conflict, explores how to make "confirmation requests" to ensure you're understood—whether you're navigating a tough conversation or simply ordering pizza! When clarity, empathy, and connection matter most, asking for feedback is key. Tune in to learn practical tools to enhance your communication and deepen your relationships by truly listening and being heard.
This teaching is from the course 9 Skills for Navigating Conflict The full course is available for purchase as a download product - https://www.nvclibrary.com/products/9-skills-for-navigating-conflict. Your purchase includes streaming access to the product and downloadable files that you can keep forever. It is also available as part of the subscription service https://www.nvclibrary.com/9-skills-for-navigating-conflict-8-session-course.
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