Compassionate Communication Can Transform Your Life

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"Connecting with others on a feeling and need- based level to create the quality of connection where we want to find ways to meet everyone's needs"

Compassionate Communication
Courses And Workshops
Starting Winter 2010

• Free Practice Group for people new to the model and experienced NVC practitioners: 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5:00-6:15. Call or email for directions: 828-252-0538 or email

• Level I Compassionate Communication Class in Asheville: Thursday, Sept 9th, 6:30-8:30. An 8 week class running 8 consecutive Thursdays. More info or Register or PDF Summary

• Level II Inner Empathy: Opening Ourselves To The Heart of Self-Compassion Tuesday: Sept 7th 6:30-8:30. More info or Resister

• Full-Day Workshop Saturday, August 13th from 9:00-4:00 am.Expressing Honesty:Expressing Your Truth In A Way Others Can Hear. Register • More info

• 9 Month Inner Empathy Intensive Starts with a 3-day retreat on Sept 24-26, 2010 with continuous teleconference group contact and coaching for 9 months. There is also a 3-day retreat April 8-10, 2011. The course will end June 10, 2011. More info

Free Introduction To Inner Empathy Teleconference

Tuesday, Aug 24th from 7:00 -8:00 pm EDT. Join us to learn more about Inner Empathy work.Simply register your name and email to receive a pin # to join the telephone call. Register

New Book About Using Nonviolent Communication Internally!

Free Chapter Available

Inner Empathy Book

Compassionate Communication (also known as Nonviolent Communication) is highly effective for challenging interactions in:

• Relationships or Marriages • Parent and Child Interactions • Friends and Siblings • Business Relationships • Managers and Employees • Interactions With Ourselves • Deepens Spirituality

Does The Communication in Your Relationship Pass This Test?

Take This Quiz to See How YOU Score!

1. Do you think you are right and your partner wrong about various matters?	Yes	No
2. Do you criticize your partner or do the silent treatment to get what you want?	Yes	No
3. Do you have a hard time expressing feelings or expressing what you want?	Yes	No
4. Do you respond with anger or withdrawal when facing conflicts?	Yes	No
5. Do you analyze and try to fix your partner’s problems to get your needs met?	Yes	No
6. Can you listen to judgments directed at you without taking it personally?	Yes	No
7. Do you catch yourself making judgments and feel frustrated with yourself?	Yes	No
8. Do you find yourself having lots of arguments or the same ones repeatedly?	Yes	No

If you answered YES to ANY of the above questions, then I’m confident the communication with your partner (or future partner) can be improved significantly.

But don’t feel bad, not many people pass this test. In fact, I designed the test for people to fail as a way to call attention to the life-alienating communication we all use in our relationships.

You see, I believe we all want support, to be heard, and to have peace in our relationships. The problem is, we all have learned a language that is not really supportive, does not lead to being heard, and causes many conflicts in our relationships. Even though we may have done a lot of personal growth work, we often use this life-alienating language unconsciously out of habit. more...