Free Intro to Nonviolent Communication

Cory Lockhart

Wednesday Afternoon, January 17, 2018, 1:30 – 3:00pm

How can we communicate from the heart, from a place of empathy for ourselves and others?  Nonviolent Communication draws from the wisdom of many traditions:

“NVC is founded on language and communication skills that strengthen our ability to remain human, even under trying conditions... The intent is to remind us about what we already know – about how we humans were meant to relate to one another – and to assist us in living in a way that concretely manifests this knowledge…Through its emphasis on deep listening – to ourselves as well as others – NVC fosters respect, attentiveness, and empathy and engenders a mutual desire to give from the heart.”  - Marshall Rosenberg, developer of NVC

Learn the foundations of NVC and get a taste of these practices that foster empathy for self and others at one of these FREE Introduction to Nonviolent Communication sessions!

Though free, we ask that you register here, at the center, or by calling 502-614-5616. Registration Deadline:  January 15.

Cory Lockhart teaches, writes, and speaks about peacemaking. Cory has written a program on nonviolence for JustFaith Ministries, has training in nonviolent communication, and is a member of the Catholic Nonviolence Initiative. She has an ongoing commitment working with Christian Peacemaker Teams in Palestine. She was the 2016 recipient of the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Angeline Award. Based on experiences at home and from traveling and volunteering abroad, Cory shares the places, lessons, and practices embedded in her heart. Learn more through her blog: http://walkingthewalk.co/.