Olga Nguyen, Certified NVC Trainer

Explore how Visual NVC/Neuroart can help you see beauty in those parts of your inner self that you find hard to love. Everyone is welcome: as long as you are willing to try to draw a line, you can follow the method! We invite you to bring along parts of yoursel...

Gitta Zimmermann, Certified NVC Trainer: In October 2018, Gitta Zimmerman held her 6th international workshop for people working with children in Ruhpolding, Germany. This workshop video offers NVC learning games, complete with instructions!

Keywords:

- children
- education
- teaching N...

Gesine and Shantigarbha introduce the jackal and giraffe puppets as a playful way to explore two different ways of communicating in NVC. Through a role play between a parent and teenager, they contrast jackal language—labels, blame, judgments, demands, and “deserve” thinking—with giraffe language...

In the Needs Cafe, Gesina and Shantigarbha explore a playful, practical way to become more familiar with needs and expand the language available for expressing them. Through a series of exercises using needs disks, they practice different ways of speaking about needs, including “I love,” “I thriv...

Marshall Rosenberg said, 'You can use humour as long as you're willing to tidy up the mess afterwards.' That sums up the power and the potential pain of humour in connection. How do you experience humour in conflict? What can you do differently to support the connection when you notice humour bri...

Video free to watch until October 31
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.