Findhorn Nonviolence Intensive

Dominic Barter, Kit Miller & Leo Sofer

14 - 20 July 2012

The skills associated with Nonviolent Communication (NVC) nurture a consciousness of compassion, strength and flexibility, inviting profound personal and social change.

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In this workshop we will explore the inner work that NVC opens the door to, refining our connection to our deepest dreams and hopes for a better world. We'll explore the changes in relationships that this work invites, the light it can shine on all the ways we interact - with lovers, friends and colleagues, as well as with the social systems and power structures within which we live. We'll look at ways to ground this new awareness in social change work and other practical action that can move us towards the kind of world we want to live in.

This is the sixth annual Findhorn NVC Intensive, and follows on from the 2006 visit of the founder of NVC, Marshall Rosenberg, to Findhorn.

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Dominic Barter consults with governments, organisations and communities internationally on bringing heart-based learning, healing and change into tough social and interpersonal situations.
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Kit Miller serves as the director of the MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence. Before this she was director/celebrator of Bay Area NVC, California.
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Leo Sofer has been learning and teaching NVC since 1999. He is also an intuitive storyteller.
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