Transcription of NVC Instruction Guide - Nonviolent Communication
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-1- NVC Instruction Guide (Note: Much of the information in this Instruction Guide draws extensively from the work of Marshall B. Rosenberg, as presented in his book, Nonviolent Communication : A Language of Life. We strongly recommend that the best way to learn about Nonviolent Communication is to read the book and use the workbook in combination with this Guide , as well as find a group of people with whom to practice these important skills. Throughout each section of this Guide you will find references to particular sections from the book or from Lucy Leu s Companion Workbook. Jiva Manske) Introduction: Nonviolence and NVC We live in a world in which violence has become more and more accepted as the norm. It s all around us. From wars between nations to crime on the street, and even imposing on our everyday existence, violence manifests itself both explicitly and implicitly.
NVC Instruction Guide (Note: Much of the information in this instruction guide draws extensively from the work of Marshall B. Rosenberg, Ph.D. as presented in his book, Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life. We strongly recommend that the best way to learn about Nonviolent Communication is to read the book and use the workbook in
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