Why This 5-Day Workshop Is Transformative:

Guidance from a diverse lens: we are a trio of Black, Brown, and white Nonviolent Communication (NVC) practitioners coming together with shared and unique perspectives to ensure a complex discussion and nuanced practice opportunity

Community-built connection: you will share practice space with experienced community builders, sharing wisdom and insights from lived experience

Tangible Steps: we will explore communication strategies that foster trust and genuine relationships even amidst conflict

This is for you if…

• You struggle to stay regulated when surrounded by family that triggers you

• You seek to be seen, to be understood, to be known (and to see, understand, and know!)…even when you disagree

• You want to transform conflict into connection

What’s Included?

• Ongoing Replay (five days with two cohort times recorded) filled with Nonviolent Communication (NVC) learning and practice opportunities

• opportunity for community with diverse voices and perspectives

• Workshop Workbook

Who is guiding?

myisha t hill | Healer. Author. Speaker. Coach. Optimist.

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Mitzi Magdaleno | Dancer. Performer. Coach. Creative. Guide 

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Jen Gergen | Nonviolent Communication Practice Guide

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