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Training Getting to know connecting communication

Training Getting to know connecting communication

Learning · 29 Oct, 19:30 - 22:00
Stationsstraat 24, 6701 AM Wageningen, Nederland
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Astrid ZeilstraAsk Astrid a question or contact the organiser directly at [email protected] or 0612117190.
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Summary

Do you want to listen to what the other person truly means and contribute in a way that truly supports them? Then explore connecting communication.

Detailed description

As an employee (whether you are a professional or a volunteer) you want to connect with the resident. Often you succeed and sometimes not quite. Connecting communication can give you some extra ideas and tools to support you in this. You learn to make contact with what really matters to you and the other. This evening you will work on your own situation and you can practice right away.


During this short tasting of connecting communication you will become more aware of your judgments and how you can use them to your advantage. You will learn how to put something into words in a way that the other person can hear it and you will also learn to understand what may be underneath the other person's words. We will become more aware of different perspectives. Incidentally, it helps to first clarify what is touched in us so that we have a choice of what to do next: share that or listen to the other person first.


Marshall Rosenberg (1934-2015)

Marshall Rosenberg is an American psychologist and the founder of connecting communication. His ideas form the basis of this training. If we are clear that everything we do or say comes from a need - cooperation, support, being seen, proximity, safety or autonomy for example - and we start the conversation from there, something completely different can arise.


Connecting communication is about recognizing and acknowledging our needs and finding ways to fulfill them for both parties. Connecting communication is much more than a roadmap and is a way of looking at the world and living from there.


Curious? Welcome to join! The skills you learn in this training can certainly be applied privately!


Suzanne Nederlof

Suzanne is a trainer in connecting communication. She shares the ideas of Marshall Rosenberg with passion, enthusiasm and care. She has a lot of experience as a trainer in nonviolent communication to people from all backgrounds, cultures and sectors. See also: https://empatilya.nl/


For whom:

volunteers and professionals from Welsaam (The Learning Place/Broedplaats)

What volunteers need

🗣️ Native language skills

Getting there

The building is known as 't Venster. Use the main entrance (it's to the left of the bicycle parking area in front of the building). Then take the stairs to the second floor. Continue straight ahead to the end of the hallway, with the door on the right. Suzanne will put Empatilya's giraffe on the door. If you can't find it, you can always call Suzanne at 0648074249. If you're coming by car, you can park at 't Venster itself. If there's no space there, you can also park along the road on Generaal Foulkesweg. Please note that parking towards the city is paid, while parking uphill is free.
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