5-week Foundation Course
Conscious Communication: A Roadmap for Connection
with Corirose Benitez Anjali
This 5-Week Foundations Course will give participants an understanding of the philosophy and practice of communicating through the lens of Nonviolent Communication (NVC). We’ll practice tuning into the emotion and intentions under the information we share and explore the mechanics of compassion for ourselves and others as a Roadmap for Connection.
During this Foundations Course, we will learn and practice skills to:
Listen to what’s important to each of us, tapping into the bedrock of our shared humanity.
Connect with and express not only our thoughts but our underlying feelings and values.
Tune into core needs and distinguish them from strategies for getting needs met.
Make clear and specific requests that will be more easily received by others.
This event will be rescheduled to a future date.
5-class series is $50 per person
All levels of communication experience are welcome!
Maximum of 8 participants; Zoom platform
Register in advance for this event.
If you are interested in taking this course but are unavailable for the dates listed, contact us to discuss future offering at contact@thriveithaca.org
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About Corirose (she/ella)
Living in Ecovillage since 2019, Corirose is a Connection Activist, dedicated to empowering people to listen and speak from the heart and offering learning experiences that are equity- informed and center on inclusion. As a Life Coach, Communication Trainer and Healing Practitioner, she draws on a deep devotion to nature connection and indigenous wisdom to support relationships that restore our sense of belonging and interdependence.
Certified Community Coach (Leadership That Works), Candidate for Certified Trainer through The Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC), and Licensed Somatic Healing Practitioner.
About NVC: Nonviolent Communication was developed by the psychologist and international peacemaker, Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, beginning in 1965. He chose the name “Nonviolent” in solidarity with the practice of nonviolent resistance as advocated by Mahatma Gandi, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and others. Rosenberg founded the Center for Nonviolent Communication in 1985 to promote the sharing of this body of work internationally. For more information www.cnvc.org