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=Training in Nonviolent Communication=
=Training in Nonviolent Communication=


Time and place: Thursday Aug 17th, 9:30 - 17:30, Room 121
'''Time and place:'' Thursday Aug 16th, 9:30 - 17:30, Room 121


Trainer: Tilman Krakau, professional trainer for nonviolent communication
'''About the trainer:


Topics: (to be added)
I’m Tilman Krakau f'''rom Berlin. My vision is a social interaction, where we
meet each other at eye level. No matter what.


Participants:
For this purpose, I create innovative trainings (open and inhouse) for
people who work with people. Therefore, an interactive and inspiring
atmosphere is key for an easy transfer to everyday life. Also, I work as
train-the-trainer for didactics, successful teaching and inner attitude.


Kenny D
 
Kevin Kofler
'''About the workshop:'''
 
“Most conversations are simply monologues delivered in the presence of a
witness.” – Margaret Miller
 
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where communication was tiring?
Where the other person did not understand your intention? Or have you even
experienced counterattacks which led to impulsive arguments or hurt
feelings?
 
If you are like me: Probably yes. Also, the time solving conflicts or
mis-communication could have been filled with more productivity.
 
This workshop will help you communicate in a way, where others will more
likely understand you the way you actually meant it. Afterwards,
communication will be less exhausting.
 
The goal of this training is understanding and applying the ideas of
Marshall B. Rosenberg towards Non Violent Communication (NVC).
 
Specifically, we will train to differentiate between observation and
valuation, needs and strategies as well as requests and demands.
Furthermore, we will clarify the meaning of straight intentions for
successful communication.
 
At KDE we will apply these ideas to your everyday (work-) life, with a main
focus on communicating via mailings lists.
 
This workshop will have short inputs and a lot of interactive methods –
verbal and in writing – so you can transfer the knowledge easily.
 
Training will be held in English.
 
 
'''Participants:'''
 
# Kenny D
# Kevin Kofler
# Sandro Andrade
# Rishabh Gupta
# Bhushan Shah
# Valorie Zimmerman
# Johannes Zarl-Zierl
# Maria Jessica Wiesinger
# Rohan Garg
# Bhavisha Dhruve
# Cornelius Schumacher
# Nate Graham
# Aracele Torres
# José Millán
# Isabel Klinkigt
# Jure Repinc
 
(Maximum 20)

Latest revision as of 08:55, 1 April 2020

Training in Nonviolent Communication

'Time and place: Thursday Aug 16th, 9:30 - 17:30, Room 121

About the trainer:

I’m Tilman Krakau from Berlin. My vision is a social interaction, where we meet each other at eye level. No matter what.

For this purpose, I create innovative trainings (open and inhouse) for people who work with people. Therefore, an interactive and inspiring atmosphere is key for an easy transfer to everyday life. Also, I work as train-the-trainer for didactics, successful teaching and inner attitude.


About the workshop:

“Most conversations are simply monologues delivered in the presence of a witness.” – Margaret Miller

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where communication was tiring? Where the other person did not understand your intention? Or have you even experienced counterattacks which led to impulsive arguments or hurt feelings?

If you are like me: Probably yes. Also, the time solving conflicts or mis-communication could have been filled with more productivity.

This workshop will help you communicate in a way, where others will more likely understand you the way you actually meant it. Afterwards, communication will be less exhausting.

The goal of this training is understanding and applying the ideas of Marshall B. Rosenberg towards Non Violent Communication (NVC).

Specifically, we will train to differentiate between observation and valuation, needs and strategies as well as requests and demands. Furthermore, we will clarify the meaning of straight intentions for successful communication.

At KDE we will apply these ideas to your everyday (work-) life, with a main focus on communicating via mailings lists.

This workshop will have short inputs and a lot of interactive methods – verbal and in writing – so you can transfer the knowledge easily.

Training will be held in English.


Participants:

  1. Kenny D
  2. Kevin Kofler
  3. Sandro Andrade
  4. Rishabh Gupta
  5. Bhushan Shah
  6. Valorie Zimmerman
  7. Johannes Zarl-Zierl
  8. Maria Jessica Wiesinger
  9. Rohan Garg
  10. Bhavisha Dhruve
  11. Cornelius Schumacher
  12. Nate Graham
  13. Aracele Torres
  14. José Millán
  15. Isabel Klinkigt
  16. Jure Repinc

(Maximum 20)