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Nonviolent Communication
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor
Somewhat in the same 'league' as Active Listening is the Nonviolent Communication (NVC) method by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. His approach is also being referred to as: "Compassionate Communication" and "Collaborative Communication".
Application of the NVC Method
 The NVC model helps to communicate in a respectful yet powerful way with other people, avoiding several traps in communication due to clashing ego's and/or making the other person feel he or she is been treated unfairly or disrespectfully.
That's why NVC is particularly helpful in situations in which a deep understanding and connection with the other party is important, such as (in business) coaching, mentoring, team building, negotiating and conflict resolution.
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A good Awareness of Yourself is Needed for NVC
Danielle Provost, Director, Canada, Member Dr. Rosenberg's approach really works, but it is necessary to develop a good awareness of ourselves and know well the defense mechanisms that can inte...  |
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Patience is the Greatest Virtue
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member I agree that this is an essential skill for a better way of communication, coaching and negotiation and believe it should be based on a strong foundat... |
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How to Deal with Responsabilities in NVC?
Adrian Cosereanu, Manager, Canada, Member Very interesting point of view about NVC, but my question is: Where we can involve responsability in this process, because the way we can go through t... |
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Building a Helping Relationship
Bernhard Keim, Business Consultant, Germany, Premium Member The NVC-concept has a lot of parallels with Edgar Schein's approach to process consultation and the question of "How to build a helping relationship?"... |
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Nonviolent Communication
Devjani Chakravarty, Student (University), India, Member The principles of NVC seem to be stone of King Arthur. But there are no thumb rules in communication. It is spontaneous.
I´m not advocating viole... |
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Non Violent Communication
Dr Brian Monger Good article Jaap. I am trying to work it into something to suggest to some of the groups I manage on LinkedIn.... |
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Diplomatic Skills in Communication
Claro Patag, Australia, Member NVC is a synonym of diplomacy, a tact and skill in dealing with people effectively in a positive way, trying to resolve a tense situation.... |
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10 Things You Can Do
Leena Bissoonauth, Student (University), Mauritius, Member Very interesting article.The Centre for NonViolent Communication identified 10 Things you can do to contribute to Internal, Interpersonal and Organiza... |
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Non Violent Communication
James Kimani Mwaura, Manager, Kenya, Member Very interesting material.Has really taught me a lot.
Anger management is really a great topic. Many people just erupt without considering the co... |
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Non-violent Communication is Hard
Radha Raj, India, Member It is so overwhelming. To keep aside one's feelings, and to listen objectively takes a lot of self-discipline. It is not just anger, there are other e... |
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NVC Videos
Kerr, Manager, Ireland, Member Came across Marshall many years ago. Excellent material and I can highly recommend his training videos if you can get them.... |
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