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Non-violent communication: resolving conflicts
Communication
Content
Format
Learning
How this course will help you in your development
5488 I learned new interpersonal skills
3588 It brought me more self-awareness
3011 I learned basic concepts
2235 I learned new technical skills
1913 I discovered useful tools and materials
1663 I developed social and environmental awareness
Edgardo Chile
alright
over 1 year ago
Christian Colombia
Muy bien, repasé temas básicos pero necesarios
over 1 year ago
Eleusis Mexico
Definitely this makes me improve my communication skills. Thank you for sharing this kind of context for travelers!!!
over 1 year ago
Pasquale Brazil
amazing and necessary skill
over 1 year ago
Valentina Colombia
It’s a clear, easy and effective way of teaching about this topic!
over 1 year ago
Selva Spain
It was so useful and I have learnt so many things!! Thank you!!
over 1 year ago
first_name_5973083 Italy
Very interesting!
over 1 year ago
Olohi Nigeria
Helps us understand and solve conflict better
over 1 year ago
Domitilla Italy
Interesting and helpful, thank you for this course!
over 1 year ago
Nandita Bangladesh
It was a great learning for me. I was a good listener before, it enriched my knowledge how to become more active listener.
over 1 year ago
Sven Belgium
So good that this course exists!
over 1 year ago
Léo Italy
Merci pour ce cours!
La communication non violente (CNV) est une approche de communication développée par le psychologue Marshall Rosenberg. Elle vise à établir des relations plus harmonieuses en se concentrant sur les besoins et les émotions plutôt que sur les jugements et les critiques. La CNV repose sur quatre principes clés : l'observation (décrire une situation sans l'évaluer), les sentiments (exprimer ce que l'on ressent), les besoins (identifier les besoins sous-jacents) et les demandes (formuler des requêtes concrètes et réalisables).
over 1 year ago