Introduction to NVC Mediation
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John Kinyon, Certified NVC Trainer: This video is included in a collection with a handout. https://www.nvclibrary.com/introduction-to-nvc-mediation
This Introduction to NVC Mediation provides a conceptual overview and experiential taste of the NVC mediation learning model developed by John Kinyon and Ike Lasater. NVC mediation can be applied to conflict in all types of situations — from organizational and community to personal relationships, and in four mediation contexts – internal, interpersonal, informal, and formal – as well as pre- and post-mediation.
This video is included in a collection with a handout. https://www.nvclibrary.com/introduction-to-nvc-mediation
This NVC mediation telecourse recording supports people to:
- Mediate warring voices in your own head
- Peacefully resolve conflicts you are having with others
- Learn to be present with the intensity of conflict
- Lend skills to support others in conflict – both informally and formally
- Apply mediation skills to support groups in conflict
- Offer conflict coaching to others to support their personal growth
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