NYCNVC
The New York Center
for Nonviolent Communication

NYCNVC supports the mission of CNVC, The Center for Nonviolent Communication here in New York and throughout the world.  We offer training and support to individuals, couples, families, corporations, educators, health care professionals, religious institutions, community service organizations and conflict resolution professionals.  Check out the links above and below for more...

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	"Breaking Your Heart"  Empathy Intensive July 17th to the 20th (4 spaces available plus camping) Click Here For More Information
	First Mondays - Free NVC Intro Our Fifth Year Offering Free NVC Trainings to New York Next Date Monday August 4th CLICK HERE FOR  DETAILS
	New Practice Groups Opportunities to Join  Beginning and Advanced Practice Groups   CLICK HERE FOR  DETAILS
	Other NYCNVC Training Options CLICK HERE FOR MORE  ABOUT UPCOMING TRAININGS Integration Program - Looking for accelerated integration? CLICK HERE Trainer Training Program - Want to be a trainer or dedicated practitioner? CLICK HERE
	Other Training Events Throughout  Eastern North America Check Out the New Community Calendar to Find and Post Trainings, Practice Groups and More...

NVC Wisdom Quotes: People don't make us angry, how we think makes us angry.               All human actions are an attempt to meet needs.               When I am angry I have a judgment and an unmet need.               Focusing on the unmet need (not the judgment) is more likely to get the need met.               Empathy before education.               When you need empathy you cannot give empathy.               A difficult message is a chance to enrich someone's life. They have most likely said it because they have an unmet need.               If we don't tell people about our needs, it is much less likely they will be met.                         Needs are the expression of life through us.                NO is always a YES to something else.                        Violence is a tragic expression of unmet needs.                Understanding and connection can transcend conflict.