Events

Event space at The Greenhouse – Good Work Institute building, Kingston, NY

 

See No Enemy ~ Hear What Matters 

Zoom*- An On-going, Drop-in Practice Group  – 2nd Sundays & Last Weds 

In these sessions we explore core principles of Nonviolent Communication in real time together.  Using simple, facilitated activities and real situations from our own lives, we practice listening for the deeper needs of ourselves and others in the face of judgement, so as to build our capacity for compassion and increase our skills to make peace.  

All are welcome.  A basic understanding of NVC principles and communication model is requested but not required (click the link below for suggested intro videos).

Co-facilitated by Katherine Betts & Barbara Bash

Every 2nd Sunday, 2-4pm EST  & Every last Wed, 7-8:30pm EST* 

Donations welcomed & appreciated.

*Possible in-person gatherings during the warmer months.

For more info & Zoom link, click HERE       

Discovery Weekend with NYCNVC

In-person  – May 27-29 , 2022     Hudson, NY 

The Discovery Weekend takes us from the very beginning concepts of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) to a deeper understanding of the purpose, meaning and implications NVC has in our lives and in the world.

Through exercises, demonstrations, role-plays and more, participants will have first hand experience practicing and ultimately developing skills to bring back into their daily lives.

Fee:  First Time Participants – $325   /  Reviewing Participants – $225 

For more information and to register, click HERE

 

NVC Practice Group

Zoom/In-person*, Mondays, 2-4pm EST,  Kingston, NY 

For people who are in recovery, are close to people living with addictions or are connected with Samadhi – a Buddhist recovery center.

 With Nonviolent Communication (NVC) we learn to hear our own deeper needs and those of others.  Through its emphasis on deep listening, to ourselves as well as others, NVC helps us discover the depth of our own compassion. This language reveals the awareness that all human beings are only trying to honor universal values and needs, every minute, every day. NVC can be seen as both a spiritual practice that helps us see our common humanity, using our power in a way that honors everyone’s needs, and a concrete set of skills which help us create life-serving families and communities. The form is simple, yet powerfully transformative.

Facilitated by Corinne Mol and David Platoff.

 
Samadhi is located at:  122 Clinton Ave., Kingston, NY
*When gatherings occur over Zoom, click HERE to join in.

Questions?  Email: [email protected]  /  Phone: 845-679-5472

Starting a practice group?  

Know about an NVC event not listed here?  

 Email us & we’ll post it on this site!