Nonviolent Communication (NVC) nurtures a consciousness of compassion, strength and flexibility, inviting profound personal and social change.

In this training we explore and experience enhancing self-care, intimacy and leadership. We learn concrete skills for change in our lives and our world: peace-making and peace-building skills essential in the transition towards a global community that is sustainable and compassionate.


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

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Income related price (click here for more information): £695 / £895 / £1045

Includes 7 nights accommodation and all meals.


Dominic Barter learns, works and plays by consulting with governments and communities, bringing heart-based learning into tough social and interpersonal situations. He lives in Brazil and has loved teaching at Findhorn for several years.

Kit Miller serves as the director of the MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence. Prior to that she was director/celebrator of the world's largest NVC learning community, BayNVC, in Oakland, California. Kit has been learning, organizing for and sharing NVC for 16 years in many capacities. Kit is a certified permaculturist, which she experiences as an applied nonviolence practice, and is active in the US Transition movement. She has 3 children and is amazed and grateful to have been happily married for 20 years. This is her fourth NVC intensive at Findhorn.

Leo Sofer's passions are intuitive storytelling, singing and Nonviolent Communication. His lifelong goal is the finding and following of a "path of the heart" and expressing this in his life and work. More workshops with Leo