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Nonviolent Communication for Professionals (CANCELLED)


Nonviolent Communication for Professionals
No prior experience required. Whether you’re new to Nonviolent Communication or looking to deepen your practice, this interactive learning journey offers practical tools for more authentic, effective, and compassionate communication.
We all want to build stronger relationships, navigate differences more skillfully, and live our values in the way we communicate. Yet misunderstandings, tension, and conflict are a natural part of life, whether at work, in our communities, with friends, family, or within ourselves.
How we respond to those moments can strengthen connection, trust, and collaboration.
Following the enthusiastic response to our introductory NVC session, we are delighted to offer this five-part Nonviolent Communication (NVC) Learning Journey. Facilitated by Sabine Morf, Certified NVC Trainer and founder of Dialogue Garden, this interactive series will help you approach difficult conversations with greater clarity, empathy, and confidence. Developed by Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication is not about avoiding conflict or simply “being nice.” It is a practical and powerful framework for communicating honestly, listening deeply, and creating meaningful connections, especially when conversations feel challenging.
Join us on Friday mornings (10:00-12:30) at The Hague Humanity Hub from 25 September – 30 October for a weekly exploration of communication that supports both personal growth and positive change in the world around us.
Why Join This Journey?
This learning journey is for anyone who wants to communicate with greater authenticity, empathy, and impact. Whether you are a professional, community member, team leader, volunteer, parent, entrepreneur, student, or simply curious about personal growth, NVC offers practical tools that can enrich your daily interactions.
You will learn how to:
- Understand what lies beneath conflict, tension, and misunderstandings.
- Express yourself honestly without blame or criticism.
- Connect across differences with empathy and respect.
- Navigate challenging conversations with greater confidence and care.
- Strengthen relationships based on trust, understanding, and mutual respect.
- Bring your values into action through the way you communicate and collaborate.
- Contribute to healthier, more connected communities, workplaces, and relationships.
📌 Minimum enrollment: 10 participants. Full refunds will be issued if the course does not proceed.
📌 Humanity Hub Members have an exclusive 30% discount for the General Admission ticket. Please contact engage@humanityhub.org for the discount code.
About the partnership
This learning journey is offered in collaboration between Dialogue Garden and The Hague Humanity Hub, bringing together expertise in Nonviolent Communication and community building to support meaningful collaboration across the peace and justice ecosystem.
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This activity has been cancelled and a new format will be designed and shortly communicated to the community. If you’re interested in staying informed, please reach out to engage@humanityhub.org for more details.