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What is NVC?

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Nonviolent communication is an attitude to life and a 

communicative technique that was developed by the

psychotherapist Marshall B. Rosenberg. The idea is

for people to become aware of the underlying positive

needs inherent in every conflict, to learn how to articulate 

their own needs clearly and ultimately to find sustainable

and lasting empathy for each other. 

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Where there is love there is no fear.

(St. Francis)

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Who are our seminars aimed at?

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Our courses are aimed at people of all ages who want to learn how to better articulate their feelings and needs in friendships and partnerships, as well as professional contexts. Nonviolent communication goes beyond teaching communication techniques. Learn how to create deeper and more fulfilling connections with the people you value and love, whose closeness you seek or with whom you want (or need) to work together.

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When conflicts arise or different opinions clash in everyday life, the conflict partners usually try in good faith to resolve the problems that arise through dialogue and arguments. At this point, however, emotions and mutual reproaches unfortunately very often come into play and the conversation quickly turns into a quarrel and misses its actual goal: to make the other person understand and to find an agreement which satisfies both parties.​

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Last but not least, our courses are aimed at all parents and educators who feel committed to non-violent communication in the upbringing of children.