Benefits of ENVC

"What I want in my life is compassion,
a flow between myself and others
based on a mutual giving from the heart."
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 - Marshall B. Rosenberg, Ph.D., founder of NVC-
In Relationships with Yourself, Family, Friends, Colleagues...
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  • Regained healthy self-respect and acceptance
  • Deepened their emotional connections 
  • Transformed judgments and criticism into deep understanding and joyful cooperation
  • Listened, so others felt truly heard. Spoke, so others wanted to hear​
  • Asked for what they need without using demands, guilt-trips or shaming
  • Began to see the beauty of universal human needs behind whatever anyone does or says, including yourself
In Conflict Resolution
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  • Resolved conflicts more peacefully—within themselves and between people
  • Got to the true heart of conflicts and disputes 
  • Improved cooperation - supported the listening so everyone felt deeply heard for mutual satifcation
  • Transformed criticism and blame into compassionate connection & dialogue
  • Prevented future pain and misunderstandings

​In Parenting and Families
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  • Reduced family conflicts and sibling rivalry
  • Moved beyond power struggles to mutually satisfying cooperation and trust
  • Created a quality of connection that embodies an unconditional love
  • Protected and nurtured the autonomy of children
  • Motivated by using “power-with” rather than “power-over” strategies
In Personal Growth and Healing
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  • Developed skills for deep and honest introspection
  • Transformed shame, guilt and depression into personal empowerment
  • Healed old emotional pains
  • Changed unhealthy habits and communication patterns
  • Got connected and grounded to their values and clear about their preferences
  • Began to eat by choice, instead of by habit
  • ​Gained healthy self-respect, self-trust and self-acceptance
​ ​In Spirituality
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  • Connected their actions to their spiritual values
  • Transformed enemy images and moralistic judgments into compassionate communication and mutual respect
  • Bridged the differences by connecting with the common humanity of every human being
  • Overcame cultural conditioning that promotes gross or subtle violence
  • Learned to care for their own needs to fuel true compassion for others

​In Anger Management
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  • Transformed anger before it led to behavior they'd regret
  • Discovered their needs behind the anger
  • Learned to recognise what might trigger them and others
  • Identified solutions that were satisfying to everyone
  • Began to express anger in ways that deepens relationships rather than destroys them