Welcome!
- Location
- Indianapolis, IN 39.9-86.02 46256US
- Meetups
- 6 so far
- Members
- 11 Members
- Founded
- September 16, 2009
Who should join?
People:
wanting better relationships...
reaching their breaking point...
feeling confused/unsure...
wanting connection but not knowing how...
happy and want to spread it...
wanting self understanding and peace...
The purpose of the group is to PRACTICE using the tools of Nonviolent Communiucation (NVC) as developed by Marshall Rosenberg. We come together to create an environment where it is ok to make mistakes, sound awkward, search for words, and find out how others react to our communication. We are learners.
You don't have to be adept at NVC in order to attend. A basic understanding is important; that is why I ask that participation be limited to those who have attended a basic workshop, read the book, "Nonviolent
Communication, A Language of Life" by Marshall Rosenberg or taken the FREE internet Nonviolent Communication course at http://nvctraining.com/free-class.html <> . We encourage new participants.
I hope this information is helpful. Hope you'll join us when it fits your needs!!
Our next MeetupCompassionate Communication NorthEast Indy January Meetup
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- Who’s coming?
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Be the first to RSVP!( 12 spots left )
We'll be using processes to create a high quality of connection to oneself, and between people. Without connection, effective communication cannot occur.
Maintaining a focus on needs is our central premise. Needs, as the term is used in NVC, are underlying motivations that are universal, in that we all experience the same needs, even if at different times and to different degrees. Read more
Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Nov 28
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New Greeting for“Hi Sandy, Welcome to the Compassionate Communication Meetup. Let me know if you have a specific question I can help you with. Hope to see you one of our twice a month meetings soon. (First and third Tuesday of the month.- Next mtg. Dec 1st!) Warmly, Dexter Nardella, organizer”posted by Dexter Nardella
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New member“just looking to find out more about this concept.”
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Nov 22
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New member
“New to the area and reaching out to make new friends, learn the area and share my knowledge of the healing arts, of which has been my life's passion and career for the past 20+ yrs. Also nice to have the support when the 'caregiver needs care' :)”
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Nov 12
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New member
“After learning a bit about the work of Marshall Rosenberg, I am thrilled to join this group who meets to share, practice and deepen the art of compassionate communication.”
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Nov 4
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New member“I've enjoyed learning re: Nonviolent/Compassionate Communication-met needs for growth, community, support. Been to this group for ~2 years off + on. Joining meetup group partly for others to know there's another attendee & to be in communication.”
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Oct 28
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New member
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Oct 20
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New member
“Compassionate Communication....Yes.... I like that, we all could use a little Compassionate Commuication. Some days I would even settle for just some communication....The name of the group drew me in, sparked my interest, turned my gears...”
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Oct 16
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New member
“I believe in self improvement along w/ spiritual evolution”
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Oct 15
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New member
“I need to learn better ways of communicating my thoughts and feelings with others, both personally and professionally. I have struggled with low low self esteem most of my life and want to change that as well.”
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Oct 4
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New member“I want to improve my communication skills as a person and a teacher. I want to communicate with power and stay connected with myself.”
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Sep 21
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New member
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What members are saying
“ Join us to . . . learn how to express yourself so others understand learn to understand others improve your relationships... get clarity on confused/unsure... ...
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“ It is a great group of people, and I learned several things about myself and others, in just this one meeting. I really wasn't sure what to expect, but was very pleasantly surprised. ...
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