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Upcoming Nonviolent Communication Workshops:

  • Emotional Slavery to Emotional Liberation: Reclaiming Your Power with NVC

    Mon 01/12/25 7:00-9:00PM

    Do you feel trapped by the emotions and expectations of others? Do you struggle with guilt, over-responsibility, or the fear of disappointing people? It’s time to reclaim your emotional freedom.

    In this practice-based Nonviolent Communication (NVC) workshop, you’ll learn how to break free from emotional slavery—the belief that you are responsible for how others feel—and step into emotional liberation, where you honor your own needs while still acting with care and compassion.

    Through guided exercises, real-life scenarios, and interactive discussions, you will:
    ✔ Identify where you’re sacrificing your truth to please others.
    ✔ Learn to separate responsibility from obligation in relationships.
    ✔ Practice setting clear, guilt-free boundaries that honor your needs.
    ✔ Develop the confidence to express yourself without fear of rejection.

    This isn’t just a theory-based session—it’s a deep, hands-on experience where you’ll actively practice and embody these NVC techniques so you can start shifting your patterns immediately.

    If you’re ready to stop carrying the weight of everyone else’s emotions and start living authentically, unapologetically, and freely, this workshop is for you.

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  • Nonviolent Communication Practice: Communication That Blocks Compassion

    Mon 08/12/25 7:00-9:00PM

    It is inherent in our nature to both give and receive compassion. Yet, societal conditioning has often ingrained in us various forms of communication that serve to alienate us from one another, causing harm both to ourselves and others. In this workshop, we will delve into these patterns of life-alienating communication, exploring how they hinder effective communication, foster hurt and pain, and even incite violence. Together, we will uncover a more compassionate approach to communication—one that allows us to express our frustrations and needs while upholding respect, ensuring both parties feel heard, and facilitating the fulfillment of mutual needs.

    In this session, we will explore:

    - Forms of Life-Alienating Communication: Identifying specific language patterns and communication habits that perpetuate violence towards ourselves and others, such as judgments, denials of responsibility, and comparisons.

    - The Role of Judgment and Comparison in Promoting Violence: Understanding how classifying and judging individuals contributes to an atmosphere of hostility and conflict.

    - Recognizing the Dangers of Language That Obscures Personal Responsibility: Exploring how our language can sometimes shield us from acknowledging our role in conflicts and hinder genuine resolution.

    - Cultivating Awareness of Language That Implies Absence of Choice: Reflecting on the implications of language that implies a lack of agency and the importance of reclaiming our power through conscious communication.

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  • Nonviolent Communication Practice: Giving from the Heart

    Monday 15/12/25 7:00-9:00PM

    Join us for an online event where we will explore the power of Non Violent Communication. Learn how to express yourself authentically, listen with empathy, and build stronger connections with others. This interactive session will provide practical tools and techniques to improve your communication skills. Whether you want to enhance your personal relationships or improve your professional interactions, this event is for you. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the transformative potential of Non Violent Communication.

    Master the Art of Compassionate Communication

    Are you struggling to express yourself clearly in challenging conversations?

    Do you find it difficult to understand your own emotions or communicate effectively with loved ones?

    Join Ayesha’s Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Weekly Workshops and discover how you can transform your relationships through the power of empathy, understanding, and compassionate dialogue.

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  • Speak Up & Be Valued – The Art of Making Requests That Get Heard (and Met)

    Do you struggle to ask for what you need—only to feel frustrated, unheard, or even dismissed? Making requests that actually get heard (and met) is a skill, and Nonviolent Communication (NVC) can help you master it.

    In this practice-based workshop, you’ll learn how to express your needs clearly, confidently, and in a way that fosters collaboration instead of resistance. We’ll break down why some requests get ignored (or met with defensiveness) and how to frame them so that people actually want to say yes.

    Through interactive exercises, real-life scenarios, and practical role-play, you will:

    ✔ Understand the difference between a request and a demand (and why it matters).

    ✔ Learn how to frame your needs clearly without guilt, frustration, or fear.

    ✔ Practice assertive yet compassionate communication that strengthens relationships.

    ✔ Develop the confidence to speak up and be valued, whether in personal or professional settings.

    This is not just a theory-based workshop—it’s a hands-on practice session where you’ll apply what you learn in real-time so you can leave feeling empowered to ask for what you need—and actually get it.

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  • “Learning NVC has changed my life. I learned that I have the power to control my reactions and speech when communicating. The practical exercises were incredibly useful in helping me understand my emotions and how to communicate them in a non-violent way. This is the best workshop for improving communication with others and with yourself. Thank you so much for this workshop!

    Tobi

  • “I now have new frameworks and ways of thinking that help me ininterpersonal my relationships and everyday interactions.”

    Wayne

  • “I have been able to have meaningful conversations with my husband using NVC. We’ve made great progress, and he’s started to realize how much certain things mean to me. This workshop has helped me express my feelings every day, and I feel happy and hopeful.”

    Susan

  • “I learned how to approach my dad with empathy, making him feel comfortable with vulnerability. The workshop exercises helped me reframe my thinking and have more caring conversations. I feel equipped with the tools to communicate better and create authentic connections."

    Andrea

  • Nonviolent Communication (NVC) taught me how to navigate the most difficult relationship in my life—my relationship with my mother. Our relationship had always been turbulent. She left when I was just two years old, and things remained strained after she returned when I was around 13. I lived with her briefly at 15 or 16, but the experience was so difficult that I eventually returned to live with my father. Over time, I shifted from being a passive participant in our relationship to reacting with anger and blame. I held her responsible for much of the pain and instability in our family, believing that her absence had left a void no one could fill. NVC helped me find a new way forward. It taught me how to express my feelings honestly and my needs clearly—without aggression or blame. That delicate balance was something I had never been able to achieve before. For much of my life, I was a people-pleaser, always tending to others’ needs and silently hoping they would reciprocate. Often, they didn’t—and I was left feeling overlooked and taken for granted, both personally and professionally. When I began learning NVC, I knew I had to first apply it to the relationship with my mother. Today, I’m able to listen to her with empathy while expressing my own needs with clarity and compassion—without conflict. It’s been transformative. Now, I’m applying the same approach in my professional life, and I’m already beginning to see positive changes. Thank you, Ayesha

    Bridget

Speak So You’re Heard: A Practical Workbook for Nonviolent Communication

Speak So You're Heard

Speak So You're Heard

The Speak So You’re Heard workbook is designed to help you master Nonviolent Communication in everyday life — whether you’re at work, in a relationship, or trying to communicate better with family. It’s the perfect companion to my NVC workshops or a great place to start if you’re new to this approach.

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