Navigating Life with Nonviolent Communication

Name: Navigating Life with Nonviolent Communication
Start: 2026-10-09T19:00:00+0100
End: 2026-10-11T17:30:00+0100
Location: Cullerne House B&B

Fri, 9 Oct, 7pm - Sun, 11 Oct, 5:30pm BST

Cullerne House B&B

Forres, United Kingdom

Bridget O’Donnell

20 followers · Contact host

Description

This workshop is based on Dr. Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication (NVC).
Together we explore how to make life more wonderful, being honest even when it's scary & how to de-escalate conflict.
Using interactive games and activities that support varied learning styles, learn how to deeply connect with yourself and others, and how to show up authentically in your relationships.
Develop empathy skills, and find ways to navigate difficult conversations with loved ones, work colleagues, authority figures, children and teenagers.

Gallery

Video

Bridget provides a safe and engaging environment to learn and practice the art of NVC. This course lead to a real and significant shift in my relationship. It's a powerful tool for positive change.

Josh M. Company Director
Bridget's command of the NVC concepts, their practical application and her ability to share them, coupled with empathic and natural self-awareness, help to create a safe & nurturing environment.

Bob Zapf Chiripractor

Agenda

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Welcome, Introductions, and a brief overview of Nonviolent Communication

An opportunity to arrive, introduce ourselves, and share a group awareness exercise that supports safety, comfort, connection, trust, understanding and shared reality. we will share the structure of the weekend, and cover a brief introduction to NVC.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

Hostinformation

Bridget O’Donnell

20 followers

Contact host

View profile

Bridget is the founder of Restore Connect, an Internationally Certified Nonviolent Communication Trainer with CNVC, a Certified Nonviolent Communication Coach, and a former Registered Psychiatric Nurse. She is also a wife and mother.

I Began my career as a Registered nurse, both in the General and Psychiatric field. After becoming a mother, I trained in Compassionate Communication (2006) and became a Certified Trainer (2023) I have been sharing this transformational work in Australia for the last 11 years. It was Ecovillage neighbourhood conflict (me not handling it particularly well) that was a catalyst for me to learn Compassionate Communication. I find these skills invaluable in community life, decision making, navigating conflicts, and being more able to understand and have compassion for others. I teach what I most needed to learn, and it is a lifelong learning for me.