About this Event
"Nonviolent Communication for Facilitators" is a practical guide for facilitators seeking to enhance communication dynamics. It delves into the principles of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and offers techniques to foster empathy, clarify needs, and navigate conflicts constructively. Through real-world examples and exercises, it equips facilitators with the tools to create an inclusive and harmonious environment where all voices are heard and understood
Nonviolent Communication (NVC), or Compassionate Communication, is a communication framework developed by American psychologist Marshall Rosenberg in the 1960s. At its core, NVC aims to foster understanding, empathy, and connection by promoting honest expression and empathic listening. Through the lens of NVCm conflicts take on an entirely different shape. Instead of fighting and struggling against one another, we can seek the point of connection at the heart of every interaction, including the interactions with ourselves.
In this session, we will be exploring the essentials of NVC and how we can utilize its key aspects to be more empathic facilitators in sessions.
Miki Amrita, the voice and the stand being NVC Singapore, is an international lecturer, trainer, and the embodiment of Nonviolent Communication. Coming from the Japanese Buddhist family tradition, her unique approach to combining compassion practice to enhance leadership and foster connection is at the forefront of an emerging Nonviolent Movement in Singapore.
Her ability to warmly share her raw truth inspires people from various industries and cultures to lift spirits, open hearts, and create meaning in their lives. Her business background in implementing the sustainable business strategy to the Nonviolent movement is a key success factor of Social Business which flourishes with passion, vision, and philosophy. She is the 1st and only CNVC-certified Nonviolent Communication Trainer in Singapore.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
SSA Academy Pte Ltd, 11 Eunos Road 8, Singapore, Singapore
SGD 40.00 to SGD 50.00
