Joining an NVC practice group is a highly effective way of deepening your practice of NVC, and is also likely to offer satisfying interpersonal connections. These practice groups are independently organized. Capital NVC is not responsible for their operation. Information on practice groups is provided here as a service to the community.
We usually meet the 2nd and 4th Sundays from 12:30-3 pm (time change November 2010) . We trying out the Cosi Restaurant at 3503 Fairfax Drive, across from the Virginia Square metro. We are a small, open group. Our usual format is a check-in, discussion of a chapter from the book Nonviolent Communication, and practice exercises.
Contact Barb Goodman for exact dates or to be put on an email list. Quickest response is by calling 703 522-7102. Email address: bargoo12 -at- gmail.com
2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Oakton, Virginia. In this practice group, which has been meeting in the Oakton area for several years, we explore NVC themes. If you have some prior experience with NVC please contact us about possible openings -- we value the intimacy of a small group and our meeting space is close to capacity, and still, we enjoy the expanded perspectives that new members bring. For information or questions, contact Terri Fischer at 703-638-5995 or fischer [dot] terri [at] gmail [dot] com.
Exciting new group is now forming to begin meeting by 2nd week of January 2009, meeting in Lake Ridge/Occoquan, VA.
Open to people who want to learn NVC, and people with NVC experience and wanting to expand your ability to speak compassionately. Will meeting on each Monday or Wednesday night work best for you?
Please will you contact Kelley of ‘The Kneaded Touch’ on 703-494-7699 or Sally at speaknvc [at] bigfoot [dot] com to join us?
Open Practice Group in Reston meets the 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:15 PM. Welcoming, mixed experience level practice group has room for a few more people. Email Louisa Davis at louisaldavis [at] verizon [dot] net or call her at 703-860-1203 for more information. Louisa is a graduate of the BayNVC 08 NVC Leadership Program and Brooklyn NVC 09 Facilitating Change Program. Come join us!