Category: Nonviolent communication
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When you think the other person is an idiot
Great example of how to use Nonviolent Communication in daily life – Here is an example from my own life…
Hidden Opinions in Nonviolent Communication
Our language often hides opinions. If you want to improve your communication, learning how to avoid these mistakes is vital. In the list below, you find opinions rather than feelings.
List of feelings – Nonviolent Communication
As part of our Nonviolent Communciation course, we help you improve your feelings vocabulary
List of Needs – Nonviolent Communication
If you want to improve your vocabulary of feelings, we have prepared a set of flashcards and other fun tools to help you practice feelings. We’re using an external tool […]
Nonviolent Communication – Example of how to handle anger:
This article is part of our video course in Nonviolent Communication. Here is an example of how to handle anger differently using Nonviolent Communication from a conversation with a friend.
NonViolent Communication in my life – Listen with empathy
When listening with empathy – How do you know when the person has had enough empathy? Here is an example from my life.
How to apply self-empathy to padel
Self-empathy is useful in many areas of life. Here is an example of how I applied it to my mistakes while playing padel.
NVC in my life – Listen with Empathy
I’ve reached a point in my NVC development where I understand the basic structure of NVC, but I still find it hard to apply.When can I use NVC?
About Anders
Excellent high-fiver, passionate listener, and problem solver. Founder of QuitGamble.com. I’d like to make the world a better place, one way to do that is to help people with gambling problems.