Nonviolent Communication and Social Change – 2
This is the second post in my ponderings on Nonviolent Communication and Social Change. Last time, I talked about some of the dangers of social change work. I believe it
Nonviolent Communication Blog
Nonviolent Communication and Social Change: 1
This is about Nonviolent Communication and social change. It was always part of what Marshall talked about – using NVC as a way to support social change. It was important
How to practise Nonviolent Communication
This month, it’s twenty years since I discovered NVC. My awareness of this has led me into reflective mode. I’ve been thinking of all the things I’ve learnt, and the
Why we call this Nonviolent Communication – 2
Can you even imagine the complete absence in you of the intention to inflict violence? Last time I wrote of how nonviolence is so much bigger than ‘not violent’. Today
Why we call this Nonviolent Communication – 1
‘But I’m not violent,’ people say, assuming NVC is not for them and instead is for those who shout, threaten and fight. So why do we use this term if
Meet the Nonviolent Communication Trainers
As I’ve travelled the world learning and sharing Nonviolent Communication, I’ve met some inspiring people. I wanted to know more about them! Meet the Nonviolent Communication Trainer, I’ve been interviewing
Feeling Numb?
Sometimes it’s hard to know what we are feeling. Have you noticed feeling numb? Even when emotions may be high or others talk about their feelings? I’ve talked many times
Adventures in Spirituality
Similarly to many others bought up in England, I had an upbringing on the edges of The Church of England. As a family, we didn’t attend church and I wasn’t
The pressure to do BIG social change that’s paralysing action
I came to Nonviolent Communication and social change via my work in schools. I knew they could be places that people wanted to go to every day- but it would
Choosing Partnership over Domination
A blog I wrote, first published on Dian Killian’s website in April. We are co trainers on the Ireland IIT in October 2020. (Which finally happened in February 2022) I
Fear of Others’ Reactions
In a group I facilitate, we explored an insight I didn’t fully ‘get’ when I heard it from Marshall Rosenberg. One I’ve been struggling to integrate for many years, It’s
Rest as Resistance
Sad to say our trip to Spain was cancelled earlier this week. We had been looking forward to meeting all the staff at Cortijo Romero, meeting you all and to
Freedom from Core Beliefs
Mini Online Course: Starts 3rd July Friday 10 am UK time. I will be sharing one of THE most powerful ways I have found to build my capacity in the
Reluctant Leadership
“We are the ones we have been waiting for” the sign says- but what if you don’t want to be? What if we are practising reluctant leadership? Because we know
The Disappearing Trainer
With a sigh of relief and recognition, I enjoyed reading Robert Kržišnik’s blog post exploring our needs as trainers and facilitators. I aspire to be the kind of trainer who
NVC Dance Floors and Me
I use the Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Dance Floors as one of the main tools I use to support learning and integration of NVC for myself, with others in teachings and
Celebrating Entanglement
Listening to a talk given by Bayo Akomolafe earlier this month on overcoming our whiteness I enjoyed his use of the word entanglement and was reminded of the research about
Shona Cameron’s Blog
Shona Cameron MSc
Psychologist and International Trainer in Nonviolent Communication
Shona is an international Certified Trainer and Assessor for the Centre for Nonviolent Communication. She regularly works as a trainer and coach all over the world. She combines a background as a psychologist, a passion for exploring what makes us more compassionate with a deep love of science and the pragmatic. Let’s do what works!
Nonviolent Communication and Social Change – 2
This is the second post in my ponderings on Nonviolent Communication and Social Change. Last time, I talked about some of the dangers of social change work. I believe it
Nonviolent Communication and Social Change: 1
This is about Nonviolent Communication and social change. It was always part of what Marshall talked about – using NVC as a way to support social change. It was important
How to practise Nonviolent Communication
This month, it’s twenty years since I discovered NVC. My awareness of this has led me into reflective mode. I’ve been thinking of all the things I’ve learnt, and the
Why we call this Nonviolent Communication – 2
Can you even imagine the complete absence in you of the intention to inflict violence? Last time I wrote of how nonviolence is so much bigger than ‘not violent’. Today
Why we call this Nonviolent Communication – 1
‘But I’m not violent,’ people say, assuming NVC is not for them and instead is for those who shout, threaten and fight. So why do we use this term if
Meet the Nonviolent Communication Trainers
As I’ve travelled the world learning and sharing Nonviolent Communication, I’ve met some inspiring people. I wanted to know more about them! Meet the Nonviolent Communication Trainer, I’ve been interviewing
Feeling Numb?
Sometimes it’s hard to know what we are feeling. Have you noticed feeling numb? Even when emotions may be high or others talk about their feelings? I’ve talked many times
Adventures in Spirituality
Similarly to many others bought up in England, I had an upbringing on the edges of The Church of England. As a family, we didn’t attend church and I wasn’t
The pressure to do BIG social change that’s paralysing action
I came to Nonviolent Communication and social change via my work in schools. I knew they could be places that people wanted to go to every day- but it would
Choosing Partnership over Domination
A blog I wrote, first published on Dian Killian’s website in April. We are co trainers on the Ireland IIT in October 2020. (Which finally happened in February 2022) I
Fear of Others’ Reactions
In a group I facilitate, we explored an insight I didn’t fully ‘get’ when I heard it from Marshall Rosenberg. One I’ve been struggling to integrate for many years, It’s
Rest as Resistance
Sad to say our trip to Spain was cancelled earlier this week. We had been looking forward to meeting all the staff at Cortijo Romero, meeting you all and to
Freedom from Core Beliefs
Mini Online Course: Starts 3rd July Friday 10 am UK time. I will be sharing one of THE most powerful ways I have found to build my capacity in the
Reluctant Leadership
“We are the ones we have been waiting for” the sign says- but what if you don’t want to be? What if we are practising reluctant leadership? Because we know
The Disappearing Trainer
With a sigh of relief and recognition, I enjoyed reading Robert Kržišnik’s blog post exploring our needs as trainers and facilitators. I aspire to be the kind of trainer who
NVC Dance Floors and Me
I use the Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Dance Floors as one of the main tools I use to support learning and integration of NVC for myself, with others in teachings and
Celebrating Entanglement
Listening to a talk given by Bayo Akomolafe earlier this month on overcoming our whiteness I enjoyed his use of the word entanglement and was reminded of the research about
Shona Cameron’s Blog
Shona Cameron MSc
Psychologist and International Trainer in Nonviolent Communication
Shona is an international Certified Trainer and Assessor for the Centre for Nonviolent Communication. She regularly works as a trainer and coach all over the world. She combines a background as a psychologist, a passion for exploring what makes us more compassionate with a deep love of science and the pragmatic. Let’s do what works!
Nonviolent Communication and Social Change – 2
This is the second post in my ponderings on Nonviolent Communication and Social Change. Last time, I talked about some of the dangers of social change work. I believe it
Nonviolent Communication and Social Change: 1
This is about Nonviolent Communication and social change. It was always part of what Marshall talked about – using NVC as a way to support social change. It was important
How to practise Nonviolent Communication
This month, it’s twenty years since I discovered NVC. My awareness of this has led me into reflective mode. I’ve been thinking of all the things I’ve learnt, and the
Why we call this Nonviolent Communication – 2
Can you even imagine the complete absence in you of the intention to inflict violence? Last time I wrote of how nonviolence is so much bigger than ‘not violent’. Today
Why we call this Nonviolent Communication – 1
‘But I’m not violent,’ people say, assuming NVC is not for them and instead is for those who shout, threaten and fight. So why do we use this term if
Meet the Nonviolent Communication Trainers
As I’ve travelled the world learning and sharing Nonviolent Communication, I’ve met some inspiring people. I wanted to know more about them! Meet the Nonviolent Communication Trainer, I’ve been interviewing