
Marshall Rosenberg (October 6, 1934 – February 7, 2015) was an American psychologist. He was the creator of Nonviolent Communication, a communication process that "helps people to exchange the information necessary to resolve conflicts and differences peacefully." He was the founder and former Director of Educational Services for the Center for Nonviolent Communication, an international non-profit organization.
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Introduction
Living in Harmony With Our Values
The Origins of Nonviolent Communication
Applications of Nonviolent Communication
Communication Without Judgment
Observation Without Evaluation
Life-Alienating Communication
The Difference Between Feelings and Thoughts
Expressing Our Feelings
Taking Responsibility for Our Feelings
Learning a Language of Needs
How Requests Can Be Gifts
Relating to the Needs of Others
Requesting Concrete Actions of Others
Needs Are Life in Action
The Cause of Anger
Learning to Express Anger Fully
Connecting Empathically With Others
Creating the Connection We Want
The Energy Behind Our Actions
The Healing Power of Empathy
Conversation and Silence
Learning to Express Our Needs
Techniques for Expressing Anger
From Self-Judgement to Self-Forgiveness
Defusing Violence With Empathy
The Limitations of Punishment and Reward
The Difference Between Cause and Stimulus
The Differece Between Requests and Demands
The protective use of force
Nonviolent Communication and Psychotherapy
Celebrating Life Through Gratitude
Needy judgement role play
Receiving Gratitude
How are we Meant to Live?
We never do anything wrong
Saying bullshit in Giraffe
Warning to women
The cost of non pure giving
When are needs are not heard
The Roots of Violence
Memnoon and Mitzvah
Do it only if it's play
Vestiges from the past
Hearing a demand example
What is a need?
When a discussion ends
Feeling Literacy
"Given to" song
Selfless mother role play
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