The Fall Session of ONGO, Living Everyday Nonviolence

Begins September 28 – December 7
Mondays, 3:30 – 5:30 pm CT
All Are Invited To Join!
Ongo is a 12 week study of living nonviolence. Registrations will be closed at week 2 to sustain continuity within a community atmosphere. You are asked to assess whether a commitment to all or a minimum of 10 sessions is doable. If not, this may not be the time to join Ongo.
Donations are requested to attend this group.

To Learn More and To Register:
www.carlenemaginnis.com

A New Online NVC Practice Group Arrives September 10th!

Open To Everyone Regardless of NVC Experience
Participants are asked to have read Nonviolent Communication A Language For Life by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg before attending the group.
This group will meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month
4:30-6:00 pm CT
Donations are requested per session
Register here: carlenemaginnis.com

Prior to the current Covid Crisis, these NVC Practice Groups were meeting in person. Until they begin meeting again, NVCNashville is supporting a local OnlineNVC Practice Group facilitated by Carlene Maginnis, a Certified NVC Trainer with The Center of Nonviolent Communication. To attend, please register for this group at carlenemaginnis.com

When the pandemic conditions improve, we will update the status of our local in-person practice groups here! So, please stay tuned and join us online!

Until then, stay safe and connected to the community!

To Learn More and Register:
www.carlenemaginnis.com

Together!

Together Calls will end on Saturday May 30. Thanks to all who attended! Please check back in the fall for more Together Calls!

Together Calls begin at noon on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays and end at 1 p.m. central time. All are welcome to share and/or listen. If you have a need to be heard, to share your heart, to be in community, I hope you’ll join us.

Topic: Together! In The Midst Of Uncertainty
Time: Mar 21, 2020 12:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Every week on Mon, Wed, Sat.
Facilitator: Carlene Maginnis, Certified Trainer with The Center For Nonviolent Communication

Weekly: https://zoom.us/meeting/v5Qqd-6hrz4jbklAnuNiQVpEKRSCTBsMgw/ics?icsToken=98tyKuuoqTstE9WQuV-CY7ctW9rlbOG1iHNFpoJTiTHsMhZDRyjEBcF2EKFSF8-B

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The 13th Annual Santa Barbara NVC Conference Online via Zoom

Another Event being offered by the NVC Academy!

The Santa Barbara NVC Conference is going ONLINE the last weekend in April!
Rodger Sorrow, Certified NVC Trainer, founded and has run the annual Santa Barbara NVC Conference for 13 years.

In response to the Covid-19 event, Rodger and the NVC Academy bring the NVC conference on-line in its 13th year.  The hope is to create opportunities for people to gather, connect, and learn in community in Southern California and around the world.

Join us!

NVC Academy presents 
The 13th Annual Santa Barbara NVC Conference Online via Zoom
April 24, 25, and 26

  • Our wonderful speakers will present across 20 sessions Saturday and Sunday, Intro to NVC Friday night
  • In each time slot, 4 sessions will be held in parallel in 4 rooms via zoom in each time slot
  • Participants will be able to move between rooms at any time, (So you can sample!) (“Law of Two Feet”)
  • Recordings of all sessions will be available to registrants after the conference(No FOMO)
  • The main room will be a gathering place, and we plan to be able to put you into your own rooms with others upon request.

All this, and you get the best price possible!

For the Speakers and their sessions go here:
https://nvctraining.com/media/_2020/nvca/NVC-conference/index.html

The Art of Setting Boundaries

THE ART OF SETTING BOUNDARIES
APPLYING NVC PRINCIPLES IN ALL OUR RELATIONSHIPS
(just in time for the Holiday Seasons!)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 -10, 2018
facilitated by
Carlene Maginnis, Certified Trainer
with The Center For Nonviolent Communication.

Many of us find setting boundaries challenging. Why? Because setting boundaries is often perceived as a way of separating ourselves from others especially when there’s conflict. What if setting boundaries in relationships within families and work environments strengthened our connections, helped to create safety, trust, belonging and ease for ourselves and others?
In this workshop, you will learn and experience:

  • Why setting boundaries are challenging
  • Empathizing with your fears when you voice what you want and the high cost of not voicing what you want;
  • How to be authentic in your yes and your no;
  • Understanding what you’re saying yes to when you say no;
  • How setting agreements are actually the glue to keeping relationships healthy and vibrant.
When:      Friday, November 9, 6:00-9:-00 p.m.
Saturday, November 10, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Where:     Glendale United Methodist Church, 900 Glendale Lane, 37204
Fee:          $100; Register for 2 or more at $75 each!

ARE WE GETTING THERE?

ARE WE GETTING THERE?
ARE WE CONNECTING ACROSS OUR DIFFERENCES?
If the answer to this question is No, then why not?

You are invited to this FREE 4 hour workshop on Saturday, November 3,
8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
at
Vanderbilt Divinity School
411 21st Ave S., 37240

We’ll talk about the obstacles that prevent us from hearing one another through these discoveries:

  • Empathetic Listening Skills;
  • Learning Self Connection Inquires Before We Speak;
  • Humanizing The “Enemy”;
  • Understanding Important Key Distinctions Where Real Change Begins.
Facilitated by Carlene Maginnis, Certified Trainer
with The Center For Nonviolent CommunicationTO REGISTER: EMAIL timothy.j.luther@vanderbilt.eduARE WE GETTING THERE? 
A COMPASSIONATE LOOK AT OURSELVES AND OUR WORLD
PLEASE JOIN US!

Carlene Maginnis, our facilitator, currently serves as a board member for the local nonprofit NVCNashville. She began her study of NVC in the early 2000’s where she trained with Dr. Rosenberg and numerous NVC trainers. You can find out more about her at www.carlenemaginnis.com

An Introduction to Nonviolent Communication

Coming to Clarksville on September 10

Are you listening or waiting to speak?
Are you listening
or
waiting to speak?

Learning how to ask for what we want leads to being heard. Once we’re heard, we’re more likely to find solutions that work for everyone.

NVC is a modality used in families, businesses, and institutions creating collaborative efforts toward satisfying relationships.

If you’re stressed and perplexed due to relationships that aren’t working as you’d like, come listen to what NVC can offer you. We hope to see you September 10!

  • When: Saturday, September 10, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
  • Where: The LEAP Plaza, 1860 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., Clarksville TN
  • Time: 10:00 to Noon
  • To Register: Contact Misti Schroeter, 931-933-8739 misti.eve@gmail.com
  • Fee: $10 donation preferred
  • Facilitator: Carlene Maginnis, Certified Trainer with The Center For Nonviolent Communication

Foundations of NVC Course

Two series of four-week classes:

Foundations 1, “Empathy and Needs,” was in April.

Foundations 2, “The Complexities Within the Simplicity of NVC,” will meet on Thursday evenings, September 1st to September 22nd (Sept. 1, 8, 15, and 22) from 6:15 – 8:15 p.m.

Carlene Maginnis, CNVC certified trainer, will explore these and other topics:

  • How to access our vulnerability and articulate its depth.
  • How to access our authenticity under stress.
  • How the art of Requests empower our lives.

For optimum learning, these classes are designed for those who have read Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life by Marshall Rosenberg, PhD, and/or attend practice groups, and/or attended Foundations I.

Hours from this course can be applied to certification with CNVC.

Location: Glendale United Methodist Church, 900 Glendale Lane, Nashville 37204.

Early Bird fee by August 10: $135; after $150

To register, or for more information, please contact Carlene Maginnis at clmwr123@gmail.com.