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Explore the newest videos added to the NVC Library—featuring fresh teachings, insights, and inspiring NVC demonstrations. This section highlights recently added content so you can easily discover what’s new and continue growing in your NVC practice.

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  • Navigating Power Dynamics with NVC

    2 items

    Yvette Erasmus, NVC Trainer
    Time Investment: 6 hours 33 minutes, plus PDF workbook
    Recorded in 2024

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  • NVC Mediation Role Play: Transforming Conflict into Connection

    This NVC mediation role play with Aya Caspi demonstrates how Nonviolent Communication can transform conflict through empathy, reflection, and skillful facilitation. Focusing on connection, conflict resolution, and dissolving enemy images, Aya Caspi guides participants through a structured dialogu...

  • How Today’s World Is Affecting Our Daily Lives

    In the 2025 Reclaiming Strength and Hope event, Catherine Cadden, Duke Duchsherer, Jesse Wiens Chu, Kathleen Macferran, and Mary Mackenzie explore how global events impact daily life, emotional resilience, and self-connection. Through a focus on empathy, grounding, and parenting, they share hones...

  • Helping Small Children Process Difficult or Complex News

    Video free to view until May 12

    From the Reclaiming Strength and Hope event in 2025, Catherine Cadden shares insights on supporting children through complex and challenging realities. She emphasizes letting children’s questions lead, staying connected to their underlying needs, and building trus...

  • Nonviolent Communication: A Brief History

    Katrina Vaillancourt, CNVC Certified Trainer and Mediator, delves into the origins of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) by exploring the life of its creator, Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, a psychologist with a deep-rooted desire to understand human behavior and promote compassion. Growing up witnessing bo...

  • Needs Behind Every Action

    One of the core principles of Nonviolent Communication is the understanding that everything people say or do is an attempt to meet a need. In this teaching, Mary Mackenzie explores how shifting to this perspective can transform how we interpret difficult or frustrating behavior. When we recognize...

  • Implement 3 Pillars of Nonviolence: Self Care, Reducing Harm, Community Building

    From the Reclaiming Strength and Hope event, Kathleen Macferran shares her three pillars of Nonviolent Communication (NVC): self-connection, community care, and resisting harm. She offers a simple, practical lens for staying grounded and engaged in challenging times. Kathleen highlights how small...

  • Stay Grounded within Negative Conversations and Pressures of World Events

    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 reactions, rather than trying to fix others. ...

  • Aesthetic Communication

    Movie + 2 extras

    In this experiential session from the 2021 Thrive Together Online Festival, Mina Mo introduces Aesthetic Communication as a gentle, body-centered way of connecting with inner experience. Through movement, breath, and creative expression, participants are invited to listen inwardly and express wha...

  • How to Stay Present & Vulnerable in Difficult Conversations

    Oren Jay Sofer shares how to stay present and grounded during difficult conversations, especially when we feel judged or criticized. He describes how awareness of bodily sensations—such as tension, trembling, or the urge to react—can help us channel our energy in a constructive way. Oren highligh...

  • Pause Difficult Conversations with Skill and Self-Connection

    Oren Jay Sofer explains how we can stay grounded and maintain choice during overwhelming or emotionally charged conversations. He highlights the importance of presence—feeling our feet, noticing our breath, and expanding our awareness—to counter the fight-or-flight response and self-regulate. Ore...

  • Rachelle Recalls Meeting Marshall Rosenberg

    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 something she had been searching for.

  • Jesse Wiens Chu on Trusting the Process with Marshall

    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 experiences with presence. These...

  • Why NVC Matters To Me?

    Mary Mackenzie, Certified NVC Trainer

    What drew you to Nonviolent Communication? In this touching reflection, Mary Mackenzie shares the moment that first lit her up with hope. In her very first class, she was asked to reflect on what she truly wanted in life—and realized there was a growing gap ...

  • Power, Pace, and Presence: NVC Strategies

    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...

  • Feelings vs Feelings Mixed with Thought (NVC Key Differentiations #9)

    Video Free to Watch until May 12

    Katrina Vaillancourt, CNVC Certified Trainer and Mediator, shares that the key distinctions of NVC are valuable in our quest to live in a more compassionate, heart-centered way. She asserts that this Key Distinction, when fully understood, has the power to create...