Nonviolent Communication Exercises by Elliot Wells. Title Nonviolent Communication Exercises. This workbook brings Marshall Rosenberg’s compassionate communication tools to life through hands-on exercises.
Psychologist Marshall Rosenberg lays out a communication and conflict-resolution process focusing on inspiring empathy and listening empathically.
Condition Notes: Cover may have light wear, pages in very good condition and binding is sturdy; may have other light shelf wear or creases. May have notes or highlighting.
Condition Notes: Book is in very good condition and may include minimal underlining highlighting.
Nonviolent Communication Guides: A Language of Life by Marshall B. Rosenberg.Shipping for multiple items will be calculated. Shipping in the U.S. is calculated with USPSand we always combine shipping. Shipping out of the U.S. is calculated, with first class or priority mail.
5,000,000 COPIAS VENDIDAS EN TODO EL MUNDO • TRADUCIDO A MAS DE 35 IDIOMAS ¿QuÉ es la comunicaciÓn violenta?. Si ser “violento” significa actuar de forma que lastima o daÑa, una buena parte de nuestra comunicaciÓn – cuando incluye juzgar a otros, hacer bullying, tener prejuicios raciales, echar la culpa, acusar, discriminar, hablar sin escuchar, criticar a otros o a nosotros mismos, insultar, reaccionar cuando tenemos rabia, usar retÓrica polÍtica, estar a la defensiva o juzgar a otros de “buenos / malos” o de actuar “bien / mal” – podrÍa en efecto llamarse “comunicaciÓn violenta”.
This textbook has a companion workbook that pairs nicely with it.
This is an exceptional resource for teachers, school counselors, school administrators, child care providers and more! Author: Marshall B. Rosenberg. Topic: Children’s Learning & Education. Release Date: 09/01/2004.