Join us for this workshop about Compassionate Communication, also known as Nonviolent Communication (NVC). Saturday, February 24, 9 a.m. to 12 noon; $30; sliding scale & scholarships available. At the Fellowship, in the sanctuary. Led by Genevieve Keller, this 3-hour workshop is based on Marshall Rosenberg’s work on Nonviolent Communication. Contact Dana Samani for information at nvcworkshops@bvuuf.org.

Through experiential and interactive activities, learn how you can bring more compassion into your life at home, at work, with your children, or with any community you belong to by:

• Deeply listening to yourself and others
• Appreciating your reactivity and what it is telling you
• Understanding the sacred values you operate from
• Discovering what motivates you and others
• Allowing compassion to transform your relationships

Genevieve Keller has a master’s degree in international relations, and is a graduate of the Empathic Coaching program and a candidate trainer for the international Center of Nonviolent Communication. Genevieve has been studying and practicing NVC for 10 years, supporting families and individuals in coming to a shared understanding of living interdependence and compassion. She also volunteers for Longmont Community Justice Partnership, a restorative justice organization. She lives in Longmont with her husband and three sons, and has been facilitating a Compassionate Communication practice group at BVUUF since September 2016.

REGISTER HERE FOR NVC COMMUNICATION