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Marshall Rosenberg

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Marshall Rosenberg (October 6, 1934 – February 7, 2015) was an American psychologist. He was the creator of Nonviolent Communication, a communication process that "helps people to exchange the information necessary to resolve conflicts and differences peacefully." He was the founder and former Director of Educational Services for the Center for Nonviolent Communication, an international non-profit organization.

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  1. Introduction
  2. Living in Harmony With Our Values
  3. The Origins of Nonviolent Communication
  4. Applications of Nonviolent Communication
  5. Communication Without Judgment
  6. Observation Without Evaluation
  7. Life-Alienating Communication
  8. The Difference Between Feelings and Thoughts
  9. Expressing Our Feelings
  10. Taking Responsibility for Our Feelings
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  1. Learning a Language of Needs
  2. How Requests Can Be Gifts
  3. Relating to the Needs of Others
  4. Requesting Concrete Actions of Others
  5. Needs Are Life in Action
  6. The Cause of Anger
  7. Learning to Express Anger Fully
  8. Connecting Empathically With Others
  9. Creating the Connection We Want
  10. The Energy Behind Our Actions
  11. The Healing Power of Empathy
  12. Conversation and Silence
  13. Learning to Express Our Needs
  14. Techniques for Expressing Anger
  15. From Self-Judgement to Self-Forgiveness
  16. Defusing Violence With Empathy
  17. The Limitations of Punishment and Reward
  18. The Difference Between Cause and Stimulus
  19. The Differece Between Requests and Demands
  20. The protective use of force
  21. Nonviolent Communication and Psychotherapy
  22. Celebrating Life Through Gratitude
  23. Needy judgement role play
  24. Receiving Gratitude
  25. How are we Meant to Live?
  26. We never do anything wrong
  27. Saying bullshit in Giraffe
  28. Warning to women
  29. The cost of non pure giving
  30. When are needs are not heard
  31. The Roots of Violence
  32. Memnoon and Mitzvah
  33. Do it only if it's play
  34. Vestiges from the past
  35. Hearing a demand example
  36. What is a need?
  37. When a discussion ends
  38. Feeling Literacy
  39. "Given to" song
  40. Selfless mother role play
  41. Dealing with Difficult Situations
  42. Hearing the need behind NO
  43. Need Literacy
  44. The captain story
  45. End of session
  46. Self-fullness vs self-ish & -less
  47. How to make observations without evaluations
  48. Gratitude As A Reward
  49. Gratitude Feedback
  50. Giraffe Fuel Intro
  51. Making Requests
  52. The Problem with Diagnoses
  53. Nonviolent Communication: 1
  54. Three Components of Gratitude
  55. How to bring about change within yourself
  56. Seeing Negative Feedback As A Gift
  57. The Importance Of Choice
  58. How to Make Empathetic Connections
  59. The Difficulty With Compliments
  60. The Importance Of Gratitude
  61. Gratitude Exercise #1
  62. Nonviolent Communication
  63. How To Deal With Confrontation
  64. How To Express And Receive Gratitude
  65. How To Work With Organizations And "Gangs"
  66. How To Find The Energy To Do This Work
  67. Gratitude For What's Alive In Us
  68. We Never Know What's Right
  69. Restorative Justice Versus Punishment
  70. Gratitude Exercise Replies
  71. How Can We Celebrate Life
  72. Connecting Through Trauma
  73. Gratitude Exercise # 2
  74. Duty and Obligation
  75. We Always Have Choice
  76. Don't Hear What People Think
  77. Journal Pay-off
  78. Never Let Someone Tell You..
  79. Gratitude Journal
  80. The Origins Of Nonviolent Communicatin
  81. The difference between requests and demands
  82. Nonviolent Communication: 2
  83. The purpose of Nonviolent Communication
  84. Life Alienating Communication
  85. Nonviolent Communication: Disc 1
  86. Expanding NVC
  87. A radical transformation of language
  88. Strategies to avoid
  89. Contributing to life
  90. Connecting Empathetically With Others

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