And Suddenly a Door Opens
NVC Success Stories. For Marshall Rosenberg on the Occasion of his 80th Birthday
Ingrid Holler
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Ingrid Holler, And Suddenly a Door Opens (2014), Junfermann Verlag, Paderborn, ISBN: 9783955712136
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Beschreibung / Abstract
How do people come into contact with Nonviolent Communication? What are the effects NVC has had on their lives? What kind of NVC-experiences have been most touched and affected by? These are the questions that Ingrid Holler, an NVC-trainer herself, asked some of her colleagues from home and abroad. This is a collection of their replies - stories of personal developments, resolved conflicts in the workplace, and changes in society. Stories that will touch readers, and maybe even be able to motivate them to get involved with NVC themselves. At the same time, this book is the authors´ Thank You! to Marshall B. Rosenberg, the founder of the Nonviolent Communication. It is published on the occasion of his 80th birthday on October 6th, 2014.
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<p>Ingrid Holler is an book author and trainer, as well as a coach and mediator. She lives and works in Munich, happy about many joyous and trustful facets that NVC has brought into her life,</p>
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- EVERYDAY LIFE AND ENCOUNTERS
- Aniruddha Gandakush: How NVC Saved and Transformed My Life
- Andi Schmidbauer: “That Cannot Be!†
- Eva Rambala: Step by Step. NVC in My Life
- Elisabeth Schieffer: “Who Would Have Thought That?†
- FAMILY AND RELATIONSHIP (also: to Oneself)
- Cornelia Timm: Inner Reconciliation with My Father Through Empathy
- Christian Rüther: Transforming the Inner Wolves
- Ellen Weiß: All of the Things that Anger Told Me
- Marianne Sikor: Children with Roots and Wings
- Regula Langemann: “... Chug-Chug† and “Vroom-Vroom ...† Connection Instead of Coercive Upbringing
- Bettina Ruggeri: How We Survived Puberty
- Beate Brüggemeier: Smashed Cake for the 18th Birthday
- Ursula Grünewald: Connection Causes Miracles
- Julia Lang & Gregor Lang-Wojtasik: About Coffee Filters and Packs of Wolves – or: Living Self-Transformation in Relationship and Family
- Dagmar Hortmann: … And If YOU Really Loved Me … You Would Also Know What I Need!!!
- WORK AND CAREER
- Vera Heim: How Doors Open Behind a “No†
- Radoslaw Celewicz: Trusting the Trust
- Johanna Steinbach-Grobst, Peter Bosnic & Team: High Heels and the Red Rug
- Gabriele Lindemann: Plain Language in the Gossip Factory
- Michael Hortmann: Steadfastness in Communication Wind Forces of 6–12
- Hans-Peter Wiegert: How I Got My Driving School on the Road to Success through NVC
- Susanne Wussow: No – I Want to Advertise a Full-Time Job After All
- Elke Wilhelm: Empathy Above the Clouds
- Anke Kalinke: Anger + NVC = Positive Energy for New Paths
- SOCIETY AND INSTITUTIONS
- Barbara Hilz: Little NVC Successes in “Special† Education
- Gottfried Orth: “It†™s Really Gotten Better† – Nonviolent Communication in Schools
- Matteo Brüggemeier: Children Also Have Values
- Gregor Lang-Wojtasik: Between Cognitive Analysis and an Appreciative Attitude – Developing Interculturality Nonviolently
- Roland Eggert: Empathy for East Germans and West Germans
- Gottfried Orth: Being Whole and Not Living in Pieces – Nonviolent Communication and Christian Churches and Theologies
- Susanne Wussow: It Preys … On Our Minds
- Irmtraud Kauschat: You Are Different …Three Years of Mediation Between People of Different Groups from Two Ethnicities That Have Been Enemies for More Than20 Years in Northern Kenya
- TRAINING AND CONSULTING
- Vivet Alevi: Speak with Each Other: The Battle Thrives Where the Conversation Ends
- Liv Larsson & Kay Rung: System and the Individual Interacting
- Thomas Abler: NVC and the Military Are Not a Contradiction
- Mihael Secen: Communism, War, and Nonviolence
- Günter Herold: Spirituality in Everyday Life with Nonviolent Communication
- Suna Yamaner: Connection, Reconciliation, and Liberation
- Annett Zupke: Released into the World – Received in Empathy: An Encounter with a Young Man After the End of His Prison Sentence
- About the Authors