Beyond NVC: What Marshall Rosenberg Really Pointed To ~ Nonviolent Communication Trainer Liv Larsson
Nondual CommunicationShow Notes
I am once again joined by NVC teacher & friend Liv Larsson.
Join us as we unravel what might be a more skillful way to embody the living practice of the art of human connection—including questions such as:
- What did Marshall teach that most NVC practitioners don’t know?
- What are different modalities that can add to our understanding of NVC?
- How to attune more humbly despite having great know-how?
- What can Ken Wilber’s Integral Theory teach NVC?
And much more.
I was touched by Liv’s warmth, humor, crisp wit and deep experience. I hope enjoy this conversation as much as I did.
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