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cnvc.org

I love meeting people on their walk inwards, wherever they are, and whatever hardship they encounter. In Italy, where I live, I facilitate groups in NVC with a ...

nvcacademy.com

Nonviolent Communication training, Learn NVC Online

nonviolentcommunication.com

Transform your relationships at work, home and in the classroom with the effective skills of Nonviolent Communication with our self-help books and articles.

nvcaustralia.com

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nvc-uk.com

**SORRY - OUT OF STOCK** A short illustrated book aimed at children 4-7 years old although we hope that older readers and adults will also engage with the deeper messages of the book. The book follows Bear's quest to find a new playmate when Di the Dog doesn't want to play anymore. There are reader's questions at the end to spark curiosity about the various feelings and needs of the characters in the book. These questions would work particularly well when the book is read to a small group of children by a parent or teacher and they can interact together to enquire into the characters' feelings and needs. A short list of needs is included to help kick-start the enquiry Written by Penny Spawforth and illustrated by Jane Charles - both NVC Facilitator members of this website Book spec:  dimensions 21 x 21cms | 41 pages long | Printed on recycled paper All profits from this book are donated to NVC Matters UK CIC to help in the running of this website

commonslibrary.org

The Commons is an online library for the change makers of the world and for those interested in social change, activism, organising, advocacy and justice.

commonplace.is

Creating open conversations across the East Midlands to guide regeneration and growth.

ccyp.wa.gov.au

All children and young people have the right to complain when they feel unsafe or believe they have not been treated fairly.